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1 Portfolio Find below: In-class activities Fill in the blanks Extra-class exercises In-class activities / Introduction in 2 situations. Fill-in-the-blanks: Who s at the door? Examples of: 1) situational context, 2) cultural & interpersonal background 3) co-textual 4) person, time and space deixis. TASK 1 context and deixis in the Golden Girl skit TASK 2 translatability. Fill-in-the-blanks: Miss South Carolina 1: exophoric reference 2: substitution (endophora) 3: one/two cataphoric tie 4: substitutions 5: ellipsis 6: expressive quality without repetition 7: synonymic substitution 8: hyperonym Cohesion and coherence in Miss South Carolina. Missing cells in the speaking(2-3)/writing(1-4-5) comparison table Speaking-writing continuum Bibliographic reference of the Pickering article. Robert Frost. Note taking from Chp 22 Table of vertical variation Pickering article s title analysis Comparison between chemistry, literary criticism, and lingusitic articles. Fill-in-the-blanks: Breaking bad Technicality of the vid about coffee Technicality of Farmers Insurance s commercials. Fill-in-the-blanks: M&M s & Pretzel Strutture of Pickering s article Hypothesis Theoretical background: make a note Intonation and common ground: make a note Theoretical basis: make a note Methodology AT HOME: differences in tables; conclusions. Fill-in-the-blanks: Catherine Tate Features of young varieties Short-hand writing in txting (an exchange and more examples) List of core modals Linguistic features and diatopy in My Fair Lady Linguistic variables and strategies in women s variety Fill-in-the-blanks: Take your time

2 / / / /05 Illocutionary force: macro-class and specific type of 5 sentences Perlocutionary effect of the same sentences. Two acts in Rose-Dorothy exchange and translatability Take your time two acts Fill-in-the-blanks: Change [HOME] Can I go to the bathroom? Sentences in the modality circle (contrasting interpretations for at least 2 sentences) [HOME] Interpretation of the 2 mixed-type conditional sentences in Change [HOME] Interaction on pp (Cutting) Textual metamorphosis of Change [IN-CLASS] the first two lines [HOME] up to You ve got to believe me babe included Dispreferred response Stop response Wife-husband exchange on potatoes Fill in the blanks: Star Trek hearing Re-writing the Justice opening. Textual metamorphosis: from judicial language to common language (not too informal) your Honor we ll stipulate to all of this, You honor, I offer into evidence prosecution s exhibit A, I request a recess Discuss CP in two samples. Fill in the blanks: Ray of light Continuum directness indirecteness Approbation praise dispraise Modesty praise dispraise Connect each sentence to the maxim of politeness Fill-in-the-blanks: Guinan-Pickard conversation. Tense/aspect, passive voice paradigm Lexicalized/Grammaticalized Aspect AAVE verb tense/aspect features

3 Fill in the blanks 02-03_Who-is-at-the-door From minute 16 S: T minus ten [1] Dorothy D: Oh ma' will you [2] you are not dying [Sophia counts down] There is not going to be a [3] There is not gonna be a pop There is not [4] anything. You see? Ten seconds, nothing [5]. Oh, God! Ma stop. S: Oh, [6] somebody believes me. R: Did I hear the bell? D: Listen, Rose, [7]. Look out the peephole and see [8] at the door. R: Sure, Dorothy. R: Gee it's kinda hard to [9]... all I can see is a [10]. D: Oh, my God. B: Who's that at the [11]? R: It's me Blanche. B: The [12] side _Miss-South-Carolina Recent polls [1] a fifth of Americans [2] the US on a world map Why do you think [3]? I personally believe [4] that US Americans are unable to [5] because some people [6] in our nation [7] maps and I believe that our education [8] in South Africa and Iraq everywhere [9] and I believe that they should -- our education [10] in the US should help the US should help South Africa should help Iraq and the [11] countries so we [12] to build up our future for us 19-03_Breaking-Bad Alright on the bottom we have a [1] of acetic acid and water and on top a triglyceride these [2] both polar and [3] are what we call immiscible no matter how much [4] I apply their [5] structure specifically the cohesion of like [6] and repulsion of unlike ones prevents these two liquids from staying [7] as you can see however if I add to this a specific [8] protein which here behaves as an [9] everybody get your eye-protection on huh emulsifier so two things that normally have no business mixing in this case vegetable oil and vinegar for example can blend with the addition of the right emulsifier forming what we call an [10] in this case mayonnaise it's tasty 23-03_M&M-pretzel Yeah, I know [1] love pretzels and [2] together, but now you're [3] it too far I don't [4] if I am the [5] spokescandy for the [6] Pretzels M&M's there is [7] that you are [8] a giant pretzel inside me

4 Listen buddy I'm not too THRILLED about THIS EITHER ---oh boy All right! let's get THIS over WITH 26-03_Catherine-Tate - Oh no. Jesus! - You all right? - No, I'm having a bit of a nightmare, [1]. - What's the [2]? Well, I've got all the international CEO's from around the world in this [3]. In ten minutes the annual summit is supposed to take [4]. They've flown thousands of miles to get here and my [5] hasn't turned up. I need to find someone who can translate into [6] different languages. -Well, I can do [7]! -Really? -Yeah, I did a TEFL in my gap year. Well, welcome back to [8], ladies and gentlemen. This is Helen Marsh, who will be our interpreter [9]. So, without further ado, let's address section [10]. "Multinational profiteering, for the financial year ". Helen _Take-your-time I don't know if you were looking [1] or not you probably smile like that all the time and I don't mean to bother you but I couldn't just walk [2] and not [3] And I know your name 'cause everybody in here knows your name And you're not looking for anything right now So I don't wanna [4] Don't get [5] your eyes are so intimidating my heart is pounding but It's just a conversation No, girl I'm not wasted you [6] I [7] but I want to I don't wanna steal your freedom I don't wanna [8] I don't have to make [9] I just wanna [10] I don't wanna wreck your [11] I ain't gonna [12] my lines I don't [13] take your heart And I know it [14] with "Hello" and the next thing you know you're trying to be nice and some [15] getting too close trying to [16] trying to get you drunk And I'm sure one of your friends is about to come over here 'cause she's supposed to save you from random guys that talk too much and wanna [17] it's the same old song and dance but I think you know [18] you could've rolled your eyes told me to go to hell could've walked away but you're [19] and I'm still here come on let's see [20] goes

5 I don't wanna steal your freedom I don't wanna change your mind I don't have to make you love me I just wanna take your time And I don't have to meet [21] we don't have to [22] line I don't wanna steal your covers I just wanna take your time I don't wanna go home with you ohohoh I just wanna be alone with you I don't wanna blow your phone up I just wanna blow your mind I don't have to take your heart I just wanna take your time No, I ain't gotta call you baby And I ain't gotta call you mine I don't have to take your heart I just wanna take your time 09-04_Change If I could [1] the way I [2] life today I [3] change a single [4] 'Cause [5] changed my world into another [6] I wouldn't [7] smiling face Honey don't you [8], there's [9] to worry for 'Cause if I didn't [10] I wouldn't [11] here now. And if I didn't want you I [12] have turned around by now You've got to believe me babe, believe that I love you so 'Cause if I [13] love you I would [14] turned around. And if I [15] want you, then I would want you out This love, this love has filled me up. Ooh my love I'll never give you up 'Cause I'll always want your love If I could change the way I live my life today I wouldn't change a single thing 'Cause if I changed my world into another place I wouldn't see your smiling face 16-04_Data-hearing This hearing convened on stardate is to determine the legal status of the android [1] as Data. The office of the Judge Advocate General has rendered a finding of property, defense has challenged. Commander Riker. Your honor, there is only one issue and one relevant piece of [2]. I call Lieutenant Commander Data. Verify, Lieutenant Commander Data. Current assignment, USS Enterprise. Starfleet Command Decoration for... Your honor, we'll stipulate to all of this. Objection, your honor, I want this [3]. All of it.

6 Sustained.... Valour and Gallantry, Medal of Honor with clusters, Legion of Honor, the Star Cross. Proceed, Commander. Commander, what are you? An android. [4]? Webster's Twenty-fourth Century Dictionary, Fifth Edition, defines an android as an automaton made to resemble a human being Automaton. Made by whom? [5] Who built you, Commander? Doctor Noonien Soong. And he was? The foremost [6] in cybernetics. More basic than that. What was he? [7] Thank you. Commander, what is the capacity of your memory, and how fast can you access information? I have an ultimate storage capacity of eight hundred quadrillion bits. My total linear computational speed has been rated at sixty trillion operations per [8] Your honor, I offer into evidence prosecution's exhibit A. A rod of plasteel, tensile strength, forty kilo-bars. Commander, would you [9] that. Objection. There are many life forms that possess a mega-strength. This is not relevant to this hearing. I'm afraid I can't agree, Captain. Proceed with the demonstration, Commander. Drawing on the log of the construction of the prototype android Lore, also constructed by Noonien Soong, I request to be allowed to remove the Commander's hand for your inspection. Objection! It doesn't matter. Objection withdrawn. Proceed Commander. [10] The Commander is a physical representation of a dream, an idea conceived of by the mind of a man. Its purpose? To serve human needs and interests. It's a collection of neural nets and heuristic algorithms. Its responses are dictated by an elaborate software program written by a man. Its hardware built by a man. And now, and now a man will shut it off [11] is broken, its strings have been cut. I request a recess. Granted _Ray-of-light Zephyr in the [1] at night I wonder [2] my tears of mourning sink beneath the [3] She's got herself a universe gone [4] For the call of [5] threatens [6] And I feel [7] I just got [8]. And I feel (twice) [9] than the speeding light she's flying trying to [10] where it all [11] She's got herself a little piece of [12] waiting for the [13] when Earth shall [14] as one

7 [15] a ray of light 23-04_Guinan [only the second part] Do you mean his argument was that [1]? Riker's presentation was devastating he almost convinced me. But you have got the [2] argument - By his own admission Data is a machine. - That's true You're worried about what's gonna happen to him. I've had to send people [3] dangerous missions Well then this should work out fine Maddox could get lucky and create a whole army of Datas all very valuable Oh yes no doubt He's [4] his value to you In ways that I cannot even begin to calculate And now he's about to be ruled the property of the Starfleet that should increase his value In what way? Consider that in the history of many worlds there have always been disposable creatures they do the [5] work they do the work that no one else wants to do because it's too difficult or too hazardous and an army of Datas all disposable You don't have to think about their welfare you don't think about how they [6] Whole generations of disposable people You're talking about [7] Oh, I think that's a little harsh. I don't think that's a little [8], I think that's the truth. But that's a truth that we have obscured behind a... comfortable, easy euphemism 'Property'! But that's not the issue at all, is it?

8 Exercises 01) Cutting, Part C, Activity on Texts C and D (pp ) 02) Cutting, Part C, Activity on Texts A (pp 83-84) and D (pp only the TASK Take each of the... ) 03) Fixin to: exercises 15.1 and [Friends] 04) Fixin to: Fill-in the empty glosses on pp (T06, T07, T08, T09, L06, L08, S04, S05, S07) 05) Cutting: Activities Imagine that you are trying. and activity (a) under Take ten short essays... applied to the Pickering artile. Both on page ) Fixin to, Chp 22: compare the academic article and the text for kids about joints: What features do they share? What features distinguish them? 07) Fixin to, Exercise 20.1 (pp 33-34) 08) Cutting, Activity, on Text C (p 89), letter (a) under Looking at... and letter (a) under Speech acts are... (p 90); on Text D (p.91) only activity under Text D lists (pp 91-2) 09) Cutting, Activity, on Text B (p. 94), IGNORE the part about the movie script; on Text C (p.95) 10) NO EXERCISE 11) Cutting: Section C5, Activity on Text C, Foot and mouth and elections (p.99) 12) Cutting: Section C5, Activity on Text D, Rejections (p ) [this is a global review activity. Make certain that you also cover context and co-text] 13) Fixin to: Exercise 24.1 (p. 47)

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S p i r i t o f L a n g u a g e 1 00:00:04,738 --> 00:00:06,365 - Hi, guys. - Hey, Phoebe. 2 00:00:06,639 --> 00:00:08,903 - How did it go? - Not so good. 3 00:00:09,109 --> 00:00:12,306 He walked me home and said, "Let's do this again."