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Discuss the use of language in the following printed media texts - The three extracts 'Club 18-30', 'Superfamily' and 'Forever Young' are all aimed at different audiences.
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Holli Kimble Printed Media Essay The three extracts 'Club 18-30', 'Superfamily' and 'Forever Young' are all aimed at different audiences. The writers attempted this by using various presentational devices, text structures, language and tones. (Each of the articles aim to appeal to young adults, family groups or older people.) 'Club 18-30' is aimed at young adults that are interested in clubbing; this can clearly be seen from the company name as it says the ages approved for their particular type of holiday. The writer chose to use a lot of slang, words like 'oodles', 'fab' and 'yer'. These are words that would not be suitable in an advert targeting families or older people because it is not language they are usually familiar. This is another indication that the article is aimed at young adults and is probably designed to sound how a person of that age would speak of...
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