AS and A Level: English Language: Language: Context, Genre & Frameworks Coursework

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Syntax, text grammar cohesion & structure (morphology, semantics, phonology), literary & non-literary genres, children’s acquisition of language

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Live and Let Live.		Read a preview →
Select at least two poets who depend on the features of spoken language to achieve their effects. Discuss and illustrate some of the different ways spoken language is used to establish persona and develop the themes of the poets.		Read a preview →
Consider the differences between speech and writing.		Read a preview →
How does R.Gerallt Jones make us feel sorry for Johnny in "The Letter"?		Read a preview →
Compare the presentation of foreigners abroad in Indian Ink and A Room with a View.		Read a preview →
Comparing Perspectives of psychology - Language Acquisition and Key Perspectives.		Read a preview →
Will the USA one day win the World Cup in football whilst England fails to make the group stages?		Read a preview →
Humans are the only species that have evolved an advanced system of communication between individuals.		Read a preview →
What are the consequences of societal multilingualism?		Read a preview →
Background Information on Gilgamesh.		Read a preview →
Describe the different attitudes to the Liverpool regional accent, both positive and negative.		Read a preview →
What is language? What are its functions, advantages, and limitations?		Read a preview →
The interest in the way women and men talk has grown astronomically since the mid-1970s.		Read a preview →
An analysis of variations in style in comparison to Standard English.		Read a preview →
Was Sir Wilfrid Laurier a Prime Minister whose compromises were good or bad for Canada?		Read a preview →
"Why are the issues involved in language and representation considered so important?" Discuss, using examples of a range of terms and a range of social groups.		Read a preview →
"It is often stated that speakers of non-standard dialects and regional accents should change their speech to more prestigious forms." Discuss the various arguments, which have been put forward on both sides of this issue, using your own examples.		Read a preview →
Geographical Variation of English.		Read a preview →
If we cannot say something, do we know it?		Read a preview →
Left or Right, Sign or Spoken.		Read a preview →
The critical period hypothesis has been questioned by many researchers in recent years and is presently quite controversial.		Read a preview →
To what extent does the language used to represent men and women need to be changed?		Read a preview →
Is it possible to think without language? How does language extend, direct, or even limit thinking?		Read a preview →
Why are global and everyday actions rated differently by people in different countries, cities, neighbourhoods, schools?		Read a preview →
Distinguish between pidgins and creoles and explain how their distinctive grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary have emerged in different parts of the world due to the processes of colonialization.		Read a preview →

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