3.3 – Mode Analysis
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How do Written texts work? |
How do Spoken texts work? |
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Planned |
Spontaneous |
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Formal |
Informal |
| Standard |
Non-standard |
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Permanent |
Ephemeral |
| Distant |
Close |
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Delayed |
Immediate |
| Asynchronous |
Synchronous |
| declarative
interrogative imperative exclamative |
referential
transactional expressive phatic / interactional |
| modal verb
evaluative/descrioptive/ emotive adjective adverb of modality adverb of degree/emphaisis adverb of time/place adverb of manner dynamic verb abstract noun concrete noun prepositional phrase / adverbial noun phrase adjective phrase non-finite caluse subordinate clause relative clause conditional clause main clause complex sentence compound sentence simple sentence minor sentence metaphor rehtorical question |
turn taking
tag questions open / closed questions convergence false start ellipsis / contraction filler / voiced hesitations supportive minimal vocalisation discourse marker hedge idiom non-fluency feature topic shift topic initiation topic acceptance self-related comment other-related comment formulaic utterances emphatic stress overlap interuption colloquialsim vocative |