Synoptic Revision for ENGB3

A verb that describes something that 'is' or 'exists' is called what?

Writing 'hav' instead of 'have' in a technological text is known as what?

A reference to something outside of a text is called what?

Which of these is not one of Grice's maxims?

What do we call it when the female term in a male/female pair acquires negative connotations?

Which gender theorist wrote about 'information vs feelings'?

A compliment is an example of what?

Words that appear often in everyday speech are called what?

'A' or 'an' is what type of word?

Which theorist discovered 'accommodation theory'?

Fish 'n' Chips is an example of what?

Which theorist explored positive and negative politeness?

What is overt prestige?

When we move closer to someone else's language, what is it called?

What type of noun is something that we can touch?

Epistemic modals relate to what?

Member's resources is a term from which linguist?

A subordinate clause appears in what type of sentence?

'Would you mind if I sat down?' is an example of what?

Deontic modal verbs are about what?

'Decisions have been made' is written in what voice?

The credit given to non-standard forms is called what?

Something that uses both text and image - or speech and writing, would be called what?

What do we call our 'personal way of speaking'?

If a word has more than one meaning - like a pun - what could it be described as?