Types of Text and Language Phonetics

Posted on Nov 15, 2023 in English

Types of Text

  • Exhibition: Transmitting knowledge, provide objective information.
  • Argumentative: to influence, persuade the receiver.
  • Narrative: recite facts, actions, events, etc.
  • Description: Explain characteristics of any element of reality.
  • Instruction: Provide advice, instructions.
  • Predictive: Anticipating events that can occur in the short, medium or long term.
  • Rhetoric: Communicating adequately with a view Teaching or persuasive content. Argue to get some facts to persuade. Aesthetic purpose.
  • Advertising: The art of communication. The object is linked to four semantic fields: life, pleasure, health and safety. The visuals and sound are significant. Each rating adjusts its power wing. The function of language is the predominant conativa argumentative or persuasive in nature. It carecteritzan because texts are short, very short.

Substantive Relative

Relative pronoun (who that) Those who will finish the job before. (Sbj) Give me what I asked. (CD)

Source: People who work approve -> Who will approve work.

Substantive Completives

Conjunction (that), arriving late is annoying. (Sbj) I would sign the contract. (CD) I am interested to come to the house. (CAdj)

Substantive Infinitive

He wants to make peace (the peace that you please do =). Exit weekends glad the soul (which comes out =).

Substantive Interrogative

Nexus literally. Do not know where I would not want that.

Change and Downfall of Prepositions

  • Change: and in -> ao in front of the infinitive
  • Exercised in handling the dictionary -> dictionary is exercised in handling the
  • Fall: All prepositions fall before the conjunction that.
  • Doubts the appointment -> I doubt that the nominate.
  • Contribute to the cause -> Contribute (the fact) that the cause pull forward.

Phonics

[p] p p ot, c. P

ti b b, b now

[b]: b is b, D b D

V V Alencar, CA V

[t] t t Iberians, le t

its d d d sor

[d]: dd it, ca ira d

[k]: c c ase c osa, c uina

ueviures qu q, q uimera

pédago g g g ma

[g]: g as g, g bone g ust

Erra gu gu, gu ix

[f]: f f idelitat

[s]: S oc, s to give bread s

ss ss ar pa, pi ss ARRA

c cthe c iutat

ç for C, C or CAN, ut tra ç

[z] es s to s, s ro online

z z-wave, where z e

[?]: x arxa, in disbau x, x gui

ca ix to ix, in ix re co ix, ix ar ru

[?] AUME j j j oc

g on g, g pan ina

[ts] ts po tser

[dz] ar tz in tz, and tz do

[t ?]: tx tx ec, EMPA tx ar, tx escabe

g g-ra, my g, g was

me g g g save

[d ?] tj tj to me

I e tg tg

Thurs ectiu Th, Th udicar

[n] an n n, eg n in

[r]: r c, ie r Dre

ca rr rror

[6]: r ca r, e r pa

[?] ll grandfather to ca ll

Events

Inside word

  • Diphthong: q ua ntitat (low) or s (low)
  • Jaw g uai tar
  • Hiatus: r ea mind, mind ua d

Between consecutive words

  • Elisio f you want to e l (tonic + slack)
  • DOTZ e in NYS (+ tonic unstressed)
  • E l woods in mir (unstressed unstressed +)
  • s and T find (+ unstressed unstressed neutral, the neutral cache)
  • Diftongacio or Synalepha f au na trout (tonic + i / u slack)
  • no e s (y / u + tonic unstressed)
  • hand and I will (and / u + and unstressed / unstressed u)
  • Hiatus t é a Nima (tonic + tonic)

Consonant Contacts

  • Enmudiment: Cam p, amy r, t Tornano
  • Variants: b, dig -> ß, ð, ¥ (between vowels)

Sound changes

  • Ensordiment to word
  • b, d, g -> p, t, k (in word final)
  • Fricatives and affricates =
  • Ensordiment between consecutive words: A consonant followed by events and voiceless fricative consonants.
  • [p] p CLU private
  • [t] d polar brake
  • [k] g ma popular
  • Sound between consecutive words: consonant followed by a fricative consonant sound events and sound.
  • [b] p po restless
  • [g] c fo new
  • [z] s die alone

Exceptions

  • Stops: vowels deafen the noise stops
  • Fricatives and affricates: vowels and fricatives affricates sonoritzen the deaf.
  • [p] Narrow your b
  • [t] d wet brake
  • [k] g ma ambitious
  • [v] f ba sour
  • [z] ons friends
  • Amid word: [pt] bt its erfugi
  • [zm] e sm Olar
  • [st] e st Ranya

Periphrasis

Temporary

  • Action: nearly + inf
  • to be + inf
  • begin + inf
  • get + inf
  • Duration: estar + ger
  • go + ger
  • Finish: finish + inf
  • stop + inf
  • Completion: end + ger
  • get + inf
  • Below: continue + ger
  • Achievement: having + side
  • + left side
  • + remain part
  • Occurrence: back + inf
  • soler + inf

Manners

  • Obligation had to + inf
  • Need + inf
  • Possibility: to + inf
  • Probability: duty + inf
  • Will: want + inf
  • Be and be
  • Being indicates permanence.
  • Being indicating temporality.