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Textual variations and representations key terms

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Textual variations and representations

AqaA LevelEnglish LanguagePaper 1 Language, the Individual and Society

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  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to evidence selection, evidence from a travel blog using multimodal layout and second-person address, and the learning objective: Study texts about various subjects. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • subject

    subject is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect subject to language level, evidence from a political speech using inclusive pronouns and parallelism, and the learning objective: Study texts about various subjects. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to mode and genre, evidence from a child-language transcript showing overextension and caregiver feedback, and the learning objective: Study texts from various writers and speakers. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Study

    Study is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect Study to evaluative stance, evidence from a style-model extract for original writing with patterned syntax, and the learning objective: Study texts from various writers and speakers. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to language level, evidence from a classroom transcript showing repair, pauses and turn-taking, and the learning objective: Study texts for various audiences. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • audience

    audience is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect audience to contextual purpose, evidence from a local council leaflet using modal verbs and formal register, and the learning objective: Study texts for various audiences. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to evidence selection, evidence from a podcast interview where speakers overlap while negotiating meaning, and the learning objective: Study texts for various purposes. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • purpose

    purpose is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect purpose to language level, evidence from a classroom transcript showing repair, pauses and turn-taking, and the learning objective: Study texts for various purposes. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to evaluative stance, evidence from a public-information poster mixing imperatives with reassurance, and the learning objective: Study texts in a variety of genres. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • genre

    genre is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect genre to comparative connection, evidence from a school prospectus constructing institutional values through noun phrases, and the learning objective: Study texts in a variety of genres. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to contextual purpose, evidence from a product review where modality signals certainty and doubt, and the learning objective: Study texts using written, spoken and electronic modes. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • mode

    mode is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect mode to mode and genre, evidence from an investigation table comparing lexical choices across age groups, and the learning objective: Study texts using written, spoken and electronic modes. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to language level, evidence from a political speech using inclusive pronouns and parallelism, and the learning objective: Study texts from different times. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • time

    time is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect time to contextual purpose, evidence from a product review where modality signals certainty and doubt, and the learning objective: Study texts from different times. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • texts

    texts is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect texts to contextual purpose, evidence from a local council leaflet using modal verbs and formal register, and the learning objective: Study texts from different places, including global, national and regional contexts. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • place

    place is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Range of texts for analysis. In practice, connect place to mode and genre, evidence from a child-language transcript showing overextension and caregiver feedback, and the learning objective: Study texts from different places, including global, national and regional contexts. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • audience

    audience is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect audience to evaluative stance, evidence from a style-model extract for original writing with patterned syntax, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is shaped according to audience, purpose, genre and mode. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • purpose

    purpose is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect purpose to comparative connection, evidence from a radio phone-in where identity is constructed through discourse markers, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is shaped according to audience, purpose, genre and mode. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • context

    context is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect context to mode and genre, evidence from an investigation table comparing lexical choices across age groups, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is shaped according to context. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Analyse

    Analyse is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect Analyse to evaluative stance, evidence from a public-information poster mixing imperatives with reassurance, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is shaped according to context. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • meaning

    meaning is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect meaning to evaluative stance, evidence from a style-model extract for original writing with patterned syntax, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to construct meanings and representations. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • representation

    representation is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect representation to comparative connection, evidence from a radio phone-in where identity is constructed through discourse markers, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to construct meanings and representations. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • audience

    audience is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect audience to comparative connection, evidence from a radio phone-in where identity is constructed through discourse markers, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to enact relationships between writers, speakers and audiences. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • relationship

    relationship is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect relationship to evidence selection, evidence from a travel blog using multimodal layout and second-person address, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to enact relationships between writers, speakers and audiences. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • relationship

    relationship is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect relationship to contextual purpose, evidence from a local council leaflet using modal verbs and formal register, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to enact relationships between participants within a text. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Analyse

    Analyse is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect Analyse to mode and genre, evidence from a child-language transcript showing overextension and caregiver feedback, and the learning objective: Analyse how language is used to enact relationships between participants within a text. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • analyse

    analyse is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect analyse to evidence selection, evidence from a podcast interview where speakers overlap while negotiating meaning, and the learning objective: Analyse how identity is constructed in texts. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • identity

    identity is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect identity to language level, evidence from a classroom transcript showing repair, pauses and turn-taking, and the learning objective: Analyse how identity is constructed in texts. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • audience

    audience is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect audience to mode and genre, evidence from a child-language transcript showing overextension and caregiver feedback, and the learning objective: Analyse how audiences are addressed and positioned. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.

  • Analyse

    Analyse is used in Textual variations and representations to support precise analysis of Textual shaping and representation. In practice, connect Analyse to evaluative stance, evidence from a style-model extract for original writing with patterned syntax, and the learning objective: Analyse how audiences are addressed and positioned. This avoids treating the term as a loose label and shows how it functions in real A-Level English Language data.