Chapter 2 - Summary- What makes a text?
A text is any instance of language in use
It can be:
It can be:
Receptive
Productive
Interactive
A text needs cohesion. It is made by a combination of lexical and grammatical devices.
A text is made cohesive by:
Lexical cohesion: direct repetition, word families, synonyms, antonyms.
Grammatical cohesion: Pronouns (refer the readers back to their referents)
Reference: pronoun, article, etc
Substitution of clause elements: so- not- do- does- dis - etc
Elipsis of clause elements
Conjuncts: Linkers
Comparative
Tense
Rhetorical cohesion: Question - answer - parallelism
Reference: achieved through the use of pronouns and articles.
Anaphoric: back reference.
Cataphoric: The referent pronoun can anticipate the referent.
Nominalization: Pronouns and articles are used to refer backwards or outwards to specific referents.
Conjunts: Additive, adversative, causal, temporal
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