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Abstract 1 Introduction particularly for languages such as English that so heavilydepend on it for lexical syntactic and semantic disambiguationxical syntactic and semantic disambiguationfocus. Com 370. Baldwin. Planning What You Will Say…. Type of Discourse (Discourse Plans). Sentence Plans. Constituent Plans. Articulatory Program. Articulation. Influences on Production. Overarching influences. Speaking Strategies. Disal. Workshop - March 2010. By Maynard Farrell. maynard@uplanguage.com.br. . How do we catogorize language?. Grammar. Phonology. Lexis. Discourse. SKILLS. SYSTEMS. Listening. Sociophonetics. : An Introduction. Chapter 6: Prosody. Sections 6.1-6.3. What’s Prosody?. Anything non-segmental in phonology or phonetics, including:. pauses. rate of speech. lexical tone. word stress. Discourse Markers. Chapter 4.3.6. Overview. This presentation gives a small introduction to the topic of discourse markers and a few examples in both ASL and English.. It also includes a few markers that are borrowed from ASL but used more commonly in TASL (or with deaf people who have very limited vision).. Broadcast news discourse. Aims. . of. . course. By. the end . of. the . course. . you. . will. . have. . gained. Awareness. . of. text . features. Knowledge. . of. . metalanguage. Experience. . On . the rise of pragmatic markers at right periphery of the clause in . English. Elizabeth Closs . Traugott. traugott@stanford.edu. Lund University, Sept. 4. th. 2013. What is periphery?. Periphery often associated with core clause/proposition/argument structure, especially topic, focus, left-dislocation, right-dislocation (cf. the cartography project, Cinque & Rizzi 2008). Evaluation and attribution in news discourse. Aims. . of. . course. By. the end . of. the . course. . you. . will. . have. . gained. Awareness. . of. text . features. Knowledge. . of. . metalanguage. Risk or distraction. Presentation by. Felix Ritchie. Budapest 20.10.16. Bristol Business School. Spontaneous recognition (SR). recognising. respondents in microdata. examples: . street, gender, age. Free . Write. Look out on the . UCWbL. physical space or think . about the . UCWbL’s. physical spaces. . . What comes to mind; what do you think of/about?. What . feelings do you have? . Describe . The Origin of Life. 350 BC Aristotle Greek. He was a philosopher. He can about his ideas by thinking not experimenting.. Life arose from non living matter by . spontaneous generation. 1600 AD Van . UGA Linguistics Colloquium. April 7, 2017. Joey Stanley. Cowlitz County, Washington. O. 0. O. 0. O. O. 0. 2. Introduction. V. The West. “low homogeneity” and “low consistency” . (Labov, Ash, Boberg 2006:277). Spring Midterm Presentation I. Odai. Ali. James Owens. Joshua . Roybal. Overview. Funded under the Future Renewable Electric Energy Delivery and Management Systems Center (FREEDM Center). FREEDM Center goal to develop . Midterm Presentation II. Odai. Ali. James Owens. Joshua . Roybal. Overview. Funded under the Future Renewable Electric Energy Delivery and Management Systems Center (FREEDM Center). FREEDM Center goal to develop green energy hub. 12-132-042. Differences That Seperating The Speech From The Writing. Writing. . includes. . some. . medium. . which. . keeps. . record. of . the. . conveyed. . message. . while. . the. . spoken.