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Controlled Assessment: Spoken Language Study

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Revision notes for assesment 1

Explore the view that speaking, texting and/or web based interactions can be very creative forms of language use.   I believe that speaking, texting and/or web based interactions can be very creative forms of language use because there are so… Continue Reading →

Extras for the assesment

The connection between Text language and spoken language. Different ” words ” shared between both types of languages(abbreviations) The way you say something ,(idioms)

Tommy: kl. Tyler: kl. Tommy u watchin da game tonight ? Tyler: yh u?. Tommy: yh . Tommy: what dou fhink da scores gonna be? Tyler: I’d say 3-0 to arsenal. Tommy: this is bad dough arteta’s  out and Abou Diaby…. Continue Reading →

Tommy & Tyler transcript

Tommy: Kl. Tyler: kl. Tommy u watchin da game tonight ? Tyler: yh u?. Tommy: yh . Tommy: what dou fhink da scores gonna be? Tyler: I’d say 3-0 to arsenal. Tommy: this is bad dough arteta’s  out and Abou… Continue Reading →

I pads!!!!

Yeah we finally got iPads in our class 🙂

Text conversation Transcript

A: Haya B: Hey-do:) A: How are you ? B: Having breakfast, then I need to rush to ythe gallery A: why? B: I need to invigilate today:) Moving on up 🙂 A: Invigilate what ? B: Y’bi silly! Looking… Continue Reading →

how does spoken language &text language infuence each other

In spoken language people emphisis words by puting words in to capitals, people also try to shout throught text’s by also putting them in capitals, this is one way in which speach influences texting .Even parts of texting have influenced spoken… Continue Reading →

This is Your Online Domain

  Hello and welcome to your personal online journal. This platform has been created to enhance and enrich your learning at the London Nautical School. Its purpose is to provide you with an audience for your work (or work-in-progress) and… Continue Reading →

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