Frameworks

Frameworks:

Lexis:

• Lexis
• HFL, LFL (High frequency/Low Frequency)
• Formal/Informal register.
• Tone (specialist audience)
• Jargon
• Lexical f
• Fields (semantic field)
• Expectations
• Sociolect: Language associated with a certain group
• Adjective/verb/noun etc. (Identify the word)
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Grammar:

• Structure
• Sentences (Complex, simple, compound)
• Complex syntax has a main clause and a subordinate clause.
• Subordinate clauses depend on the main clause.
• Compound sentences are two main clauses joined by an "and" or a "but".
• Minor syntax: one word.
• Sentence types: Imperative, Declarative, Explanative, Interrogative.
• Tenses change the structure of words.
• Present simple: factual.
• Disguises opinion as fact.
• Morphology: how words are structured (i.e. Home + Less = Homeless. Noun into adjective)
• Universal prefixes and suffixes, i.e add "un" to an adjective (i.e helpful becomes unhelpful)

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Graphology

• Font
• Imagery and size of Imagery
• How does it look?
• Name

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