Learning objective
Investigate who uses a type of language through a user-based investigation.
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Language Investigation
Subtopic
Investigation pathways
Aqa A Level English LanguageNon-exam assessment Language in Action
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Investigate who uses a type of language through a user-based investigation
- This point belongs to Language Investigation, especially Investigation pathways.
- You need to be able to investigate who uses a type of language through a user-based investigation.
- The key ideas to know are user.
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user
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This objective helps connect Investigation pathways to exam-style questions, flashcards, and revision notes for Language Investigation.
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Open revision notesRelated learning objectives
- Investigate distinctive features of a type of language use through a genre-based investigation.
Investigation pathways
- Investigate what language is used to do through a function or use-based investigation.
Investigation pathways
- Investigate how people feel about language through an attitudes-based investigation.
Investigation pathways
- Collect spoken language data where appropriate to the investigation.
Data collection for investigation
- Collect written language data where appropriate to the investigation.
Data collection for investigation