Discourse analysis

Systemic linguistics views language as a network of choices for conveying

• how we do

• meaning

• articulation

• system

Functional focuses on the function of language and how

• to do it

• the meaning

• the articulation

• the system

The main focus of Halliday is the relationship between language with

• society and education

• society and history

• politic and education

• history and education

Instrumental, Regulatory, Interactional, Personal, Heuristic, Imaginary and Informative are a fucntion of

• Indicative

• Imperative

• Declarative

• Protolanguage

........ is the way words and grammatical structures are used to form meaning.

• Register

• Lexicogrammar

• SFL

• Heuristic

Which rank hierarchy is the smallest?

• Group

• Clause

• Clause complex

• Word

In transitivity, Halliday classifies clauses based on the type of process, including behavioral. What is a correct example of behavioral?

• cry

• run

• say

• see

CONVERSATION AS REGISTER, Halliday says there are two pairs of variables in conversation. Which pair is correct below?

• Goods & Services vs Information

• Services vs Information & Demanding

• Giving vs Demanding

• offer vs question

• Phonological contraction and assimilation (gonna, wanna).

• Many pauses, hesitations (uh, um), false starts.

• Repetition.

• Sentence fragments, not complete sentences.

• Structure determined by intonation/prosody, not clauses.

The above characteristics are features of .....

• Apparsial

• Spoken Language Linguistics

• Lexical Density

• Written Language Linguistics

How we express our attitudes, opinions, and responses to other people's opinions is the meaning of ......

• Lexical Density

• Register

• Apparsial

• Mood system