Below is a list of definitions of linguistic terms, followed by the terms themselves. Match the term with the definition.
An exchange which is completed in two turns (moves): an utterance and its response.
The negotiation or control of the subject discussed in conversation.
Words or sounds used by the listener to give feedback to the talker during a conversation.
A spoken interaction involving more than one person.
A sequence of turns in a conversation/ dialogue.
Words or phrases used to indicate that the speaker has completed one topic and is moving on to another.
A study of the ways that speakers in a conversation alternate turns to speak.
A grammatical mood that expresses a statement – e.g. I am a hardworking student.
A grammatical mood expressing a directive (command, warning, request, etc.).
A grammatical mood expressing a question.
A particular medium of communication – e.g. speech, writing, etc.
A written record of spoken language, which may use symbols to represent the distinctive features of speech.
A piece of spoken language. Also used to describe a spoken ‘sentence’, since it can be difficult to apply the normal rules of a written sentence to speech.
Mode; turn-taking; declarative;
Utterance; interrogative; framing-move;
Adjacency pair; back-channel behaviour; agenda-setting;
Imperative; exchange; dialogue;
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