Differences between Spoken and Written Discourse

Apr 29, 2013

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Objectives. Students should be able to:List the differences between spoken and Written discourseFor each difference, explain the commonly held view and its rebuttal, if any.Explain McCarthy's view of a continuum.. Outline. I. General Differences between Spoken and Written Discourse (Slides 4-13)II. A Continuum View (Slides 14- 19).

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Differences between Spoken and Written Discourse

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Spoken Discourse

Spoken Discourse. Speech Acts. Locutionary vs. Illocutionary Acts Direct vs. Indirect Speech Acts. Cooperative Principle. Quantity Quality Relation Manner. Discourse Markers and Face. Discourse Markers Face-Threatening Acts (FTAs) Politics, Strategy, and Status

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Written Discourse

Written Discourse. Different demands placed on the speaker compared to spoken language: Take time to write Choose a particular word Go through over what has been written Check progress Why? – to ensure that sentences are well formed. Teaching writing in the classroom.

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SPOKEN DISCOURSE and NATURAL GRAMMAR

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Spoken or written language

Homework: Language and gender study. Due: Monday 12 th September. Spoken or written language. LO: to discover the differences between spoken and written language; : to identify the features of real talk. Spoken Language Study.

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Further exploring spoken professional discourse

Further exploring spoken professional discourse. Humour and Small talk. What is on your handout?. Examples of small talk and humour How do you know this is small talk and humour ?. Small talk. Look at the examples of small talk on the handout and answer the following questions:

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The language of Spoken Discourse:

The language of Spoken Discourse:. Utterances we tend to speak in short stretches . Theses stretches may be, but frequently are not , accurate or complete sentences. The word utterance is used to describe these stretches of spoken language.

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Differences between

Differences between. British English and American English. Where can we find the difference ?. Pronunciation Spelling Writing Vocabulary Grammar. British English. is spoken in: the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland Australia Canada South Africa.

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Written professional discourse

Written professional discourse. Part 2. Plan for today’s session. Analyse professional discourse Explore one particularly interesting and relevant aspect of professional discourse: identity

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Extension – List all the differences between spoken and written language that you can think of

Listen to your partner speak for 30 seconds (or record it). Write down any “features of speech” that you notice. Extension – List all the differences between spoken and written language that you can think of. LO To recognise the differences between written and spoken language

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Introducing spoken professional discourse

Introducing spoken professional discourse. PAD Stephanie Schnurr s.schnurr@warwick.ac.uk. Brief outline. What is spoken professional discourse? How do people at work talk ? What are some of the factors that have an impact on how people at work talk? What role does talk at work play?.

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Written professional discourse

Written professional discourse. Part 1. Plan for today’s session. Dig deeper into ‘what is professional discourse?’ Provide some examples of written professional genres Start developing tools for identifying genres of professional discourse. Professional discourse.

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We will distinguish 1 between spoken and written English.

Name. Learning Objective. Activate Prior Knowledge. We will distinguish 1 between spoken and written English. CFU. What are we going to do? What does distinguish mean? Distinguish means ___________.

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We will distinguish 1 between spoken and written English.

Learning Objective. Activate Prior Knowledge. We will distinguish 1 between spoken and written English. What are we going to do? What does distinguish mean? Distinguish means ________. CFU. Talk to your partner about your favorite recess activity . Be ready to share with the class.

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Preparing Spoken and Written Messages

Preparing Spoken and Written Messages. Chapter 4. Learning Objectives. 1. Apply techniques for developing effective sentences and unified and coherent paragraphs. 2. Identify factors affecting readability and revise messages to improve readability.

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Planning Spoken and Written Messages

Planning Spoken and Written Messages. Chapter 3. Learning Objectives. 1. Identify the purpose of the message and the appropriate channel. 2. Develop clear perceptions of the audience to enhance the impact of the communication and human relations.

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Preparing Spoken and Written Messages

Chapter 4. Preparing Spoken and Written Messages. Process for Planning and Preparing Spoken and Written Messages. Your Turn. Discuss the intended and received message that resulted from each of these actual newspaper headlines: Police begin campaign to run down jaywalkers

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Differences and similarities between

Differences and similarities between. Fr an ce and La tv ia. DIFFERENCES. Languages. FRANCE. LATVIA. French. Latvian. Flags. LATVIA. FRANCE. Paris.

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Chapter 4 Preparing Spoken and Written Messages

Chapter 4 Preparing Spoken and Written Messages. Objectives. Apply techniques for developing effective sentences and unified and coherent paragraphs Identify factors affecting readability and revise messages to improve readability

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Bridging Spoken and Written Narratives

Bridging Spoken and Written Narratives. Presented By: Sofia Pardo Emily White Mat Thomson. School Context. Charles LaTrobe College is a P-12 College in the North Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne, adjacent to La Trobe University. Approximately 150 students in our Junior School (P-4)

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Spoken Vs Written Language

Spoken Vs Written Language. Introduction. Languages are first spoken , then written , and then an understanding. Aspects of written and spoken language. Written. Spoken. unplanned. planned. organized. less structured. interactive. transactional. Repeating first draft status

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Spoken Vs Written Language

Spoken Vs Written Language. Introduction. Languages are first spoken , then written , and then understood. Aspects of written and spoken language. Written. Spoken. Unplanned Less structured Interactive. Planned Organized Transactional. Repeating first draft status vocabulary

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