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問題一覧

different forms or versions of a language spoken or written

Varieties of Language

varieties can be shaped by factors such as;

geography, social class, profession, and purpose of communication.

Key types of Language Varieties

Regional Social Functional

Language differencesbinfluenced by social factors such as age, gender, education, or socioeconomic status

Social

Changes in language use depending on the function

Functional

the variation in language use depending on the context, purpose, or audience of communication.

3 DIMENSIONS OF LANGUAGE REGISTERS

Field of Discourse Tenor Discourse Mode of Discourse

What is happening?

Field of Discourse

Who is involved?

Tenor Discourse

How is the communication taking place?

Mode if Discourse

Types of Language Registers

Formal Informal Consultative

Used in professional, academic, or official contexts. It features precise, structured language, often avoiding contractions and colloquialisms.

Formal

style in communication that rarely or never change

Static/Frozen Register

Example of Static/Frozen Register

Wedding Vows The Lords Prayer Preamble

non-emotional and sticks to facts. It is most appropriate for technical writings.

Neutral Register

Used in casual or familiar settings, such as conversations with friends or family. It includes colloquialisms, contractions, and a more relaxed tone.

Informal Register

communication is private, reserved only for intimate people or close family members

Intimate register

Intimate register is under of?

Informal Register

Static/frozen register and Neutral is under of?

Formal Register

A middle ground between formal and informal, typically used in conversations where the speaker addresses an audience or group, but the tone remains relatively neutral.

Consultative register

can also develop for specific fields or professions, such as legal English, medical jargon, academic language, or technological discourse.

Specialized registers

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問題一覧

different forms or versions of a language spoken or written

Varieties of Language

varieties can be shaped by factors such as;

geography, social class, profession, and purpose of communication.

Key types of Language Varieties

Regional Social Functional

Language differencesbinfluenced by social factors such as age, gender, education, or socioeconomic status

Social

Changes in language use depending on the function

Functional

the variation in language use depending on the context, purpose, or audience of communication.

3 DIMENSIONS OF LANGUAGE REGISTERS

Field of Discourse Tenor Discourse Mode of Discourse

What is happening?

Field of Discourse

Who is involved?

Tenor Discourse

How is the communication taking place?

Mode if Discourse

Types of Language Registers

Formal Informal Consultative

Used in professional, academic, or official contexts. It features precise, structured language, often avoiding contractions and colloquialisms.

Formal

style in communication that rarely or never change

Static/Frozen Register

Example of Static/Frozen Register

Wedding Vows The Lords Prayer Preamble

non-emotional and sticks to facts. It is most appropriate for technical writings.

Neutral Register

Used in casual or familiar settings, such as conversations with friends or family. It includes colloquialisms, contractions, and a more relaxed tone.

Informal Register

communication is private, reserved only for intimate people or close family members

Intimate register

Intimate register is under of?

Informal Register

Static/frozen register and Neutral is under of?

Formal Register

A middle ground between formal and informal, typically used in conversations where the speaker addresses an audience or group, but the tone remains relatively neutral.

Consultative register

can also develop for specific fields or professions, such as legal English, medical jargon, academic language, or technological discourse.

Specialized registers