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Next to of course god America I

Next of course god America I is a poem that lists things about the authors home country, the United States. At first he seems to be praising his country but it soon becomes evident with re reading that the poem… Continue Reading →

Diary of a wimpy kid- Anti Hero

I am writing about a boy called Greg Heffley who is in a series of books called The Diary Of A Wimpy Kid, It is a series on a boy called Greg who is an unpopular and undersized middle-school aged… Continue Reading →

my essay day two

Assessment: Spoken Language study Explore the view that speaking, and/ or web based interactions can be very creative form of language use.   Spoken and text language are very creative forms of language, using nuances and other language features, such… Continue Reading →

My essay first day

Assessment: Spoken Language study Explore the view that speaking, and/ or web based interactions can be very creative form of language use.   Spoken and text language are very creative forms of language, using nuances and other language features, such… Continue Reading →

Plan for assessment

P1: speaking and text based language are very creative in the way they present nuance to change the interpretation of a sentence or to enhance the meaning of the sentence so to make the purpose of the sentence more clear…. Continue Reading →

Text messaging is closer to speaking than writing, spoken language study

Text messaging is closer to speaking then writing as it tries to incorporate nuance and idiolect to a piece of text, a good example is the use of emoticons or ‘smileys’ to convey emotion to a conversation, the reason this… Continue Reading →

Transcript with annotation

Transcript of our conversation : mark: ahh Alex: You know how awkward it is talking to a camera? Kamrul: Yeah, coz they don’t talk back, do they?(Accent, and abbreviation) Alex: Yeah, it’s bare (slang)rude of them,  innit?(accent) Kamrul: Uuuh yeah.(filler) Mark:… Continue Reading →

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