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Examine discourse: extended stretches of communication in different genres, modes and contexts.
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Methods of language analysis for Paper 1
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Language levels for Paper 1 analysis
Aqa A Level English LanguagePaper 1 Language, the Individual and Society
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Examine discourse: extended stretches of communication in different genres, modes and contexts
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discourse
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- Describe features of language in texts using methods of language analysis.
Applying methods of language analysis
- Identify salient features of language in texts when studying textual variations and representations.
Applying methods of language analysis
- Describe salient features of language in texts when studying textual variations and representations.
Applying methods of language analysis
- Examine phonetics, phonology and prosodics: how speech sounds and effects are articulated and analysed.
Language levels for Paper 1 analysis