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Chapter 8- In chapter 8 Pip & Mr.Pumblechook went to Miss Havisham’s house. When Pip arrived at the house he was confronted by a girl called Estella. When he goes into the house
In chapter 5 soldiers were waiting outside Mr.Joe’s house to ask him to fix the broken handcuffs they found. Also Mrs.Joe noticed that the pie was missing as she said “Gracious goodness gracious me, what’s gone with the pie!”. The sergeant told them that there were two escaped convicts. Pip kept on referring to one of the convicts as his convict. “Pips” convict backed him up when Pip was in trouble.
In chapter 6 Pip is relieved that the convict defended him when they noticed the pie was gone.
In chapter 7
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In chapter 3 Pip left his house and went to the graveyard to meet the convict so he could give the convict the food he stole and the tools. But when he arrived at the meeting place it was a different convict to the one he met previously. The convict bolted down the food. Pip assumed that this person was the young man that the other convict was talking about.
In chapter 4 Pip returned home from the graveyard. He sat down at the table for dinner with his family. Young Pip is not allowed to speak at the table
In the first chapter we are introduced to Pip who is the main character. He is an orphan and lives with his five siblings. Pip was at his parents grave when he was confronted by am escaped convict. The convict tells him to get food and tools from the blacksmith.
Both sources use the same side of the story to discuss the story of Jose Mourinho doing terribly in the premier league, and that they are losing too many matches and that they aren’t winning enough. Both sources state that Chelsea are doing very badly considering that they won the BPL the previous year. When the source describes the from that Chelsea have had this season it suggests that they think that Chelsea are doing so bad since that they expected to be title contenders but they have been in the bottom half of the table for the majority of the season. Both of these sources are writing from the same point of view about how Mourinho is doing, what people’s reactions are and whether or not he can kind of redeem himself at some point this season. Neither of the sources are saying anything positive about Mourinho and are saying that Mourinho is not giving the supporters what they want and expect. The sources also say that if Mourinho continiues his bad form then there could be a possibility that he might get sacked. They talk about how Mourinho hasn’t pleased the supporters and also that he is also blaming things on the ref, medical staff or others.
P1- Relationship between text and spoken language
P2- What are the similarities
P3- Omissions
P4- Emojis
P5- Similar Words
P6- accents
P7- conclusion
The language relationship between text language and spoken language is that there are many similarities between between them. If you compare how you speak to how you text is usually very similar.
When you compare your speaking to your texting, you may notice that many things are the similar or maybe even the same. Things like the words you use, the way you text may be the same as the way you would say something and another feature could be that if you have an accent it might show up in your texting. These things will probably show up in your texting because its part of who you are and its the way you communicate. Texting is usually informal so that is another reason why you might use slang that you might use when you are communicating to your friends. Another thing that is informal in texting is abbreviations like “LOL” for example.
One thing that is used in spoken language and text language is omission. Omission is used in texting very often. You may realise you do it, but normally you wont realise you do it, because it comes naturally to you. It might come naturally to you because its the way you normally talk to people, that is a reason why omission would show up in your texting. Omission is used quite a lot in speaking and texting, but more often used in texting because if you use omission in a text it is quicker to type but still really easy to understand for example “What you doing?” It gets rid of the extra words like “are” but it still makes sense. If you listen to a normal conversation you have, you probably will probably hear omission being using at some point. Even when you’re talking you will use omission like “You coming football today?”.
Emojis. Emojis represent facial expressions. So in a spoken conversation you would use your facial expressions to show how you are saying something and also show your emotions. But if you are texting you cant see peoples facial expressions so instead you use an emoji because your emotions and shows how something is being said, for example “shut up” if you add a laughing or smile emoji on the end it will show that you are not being serious just like how if you were talking your facial expressions would show how you are saying it. Emojis are the same as paralinguistic features.
Another feature in texting and speaking is the words you use. The range of words that you use in texting might be the same as when you speak. For example
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