Anyone see the news reports? (1 Viewer)

[neuro_logik]

I just saw the channel 10 one, they talk about some techniques briefly about text 3, like colloquial language, something about cultural stuff, and personal pronouns.

 

[derek_]

what the bacon =/ !

 

[Munchy]

I saw that too, then realised what an idiot I was for not noticing the colloquail language used in text 3. I can't believe something so obvious, didn't strike me... But oh well, I'm over it. What's done is done.

 

[gordo]

i don't think u had to analyse it in that much detail

 

[jumb]

I saw that too, then realised what an idiot I was for not noticing the colloquail language used in text 3. I can't believe something so obvious, didn't strike me... But oh well, I'm over it. What's done is done.

How could you not? They even discussed the coloquial language with the strewth crap.

 

[Tommy_Lamp]

I didnt mention colloquial language, but i said that they used that "strewth" and "fair dinkum" terms for humour, so i guess it counts

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

sheeeillaaaaa

what was the other ...fair dinkum? i forget...

edit: just read tommys post lol

 

[welshi]

i was going to mention it, but i'd already written too much...

 

[gordo]

i think they realise its timed conditions and just give u a general impresison mark

u mention collequilism, i mention suspense
u mention enjambent, i mention juxtaposition

no one mentions all of them

 

[Laus86]

I just talked about the fact that text three had a conversational, easy and relaxed tone about it and how this is symbollic of the easy, relaxed atmosphere throughout most of the text, therefore making the story 'come alive' for the reader or woteva the question said.

As long as you put in some techniques they'll probably give u a mark for it. English stuff can be interpretted in so many ways...god why cant it be more like maths-either right or wrong-black or white none of this grey bullcrap.

 

[Acid]

I talked about colloquialism, personification of the car (to invoke a sense of lack of control on thebehalf of the persona), and the use of authentic places (to tap into the responder's discourse surrounding these places allowing them to better picture the events described)..

donno about the last one though...

 

[townie]

i got the colloquial. YAY!

 

[jhakka]

I missed the news. I feel sad.

 

[Wild Dan Hibiki]

omfg... colloquiel language...

 

[The Bograt]

I saw it but I didn't talk about it...didn't think it was important
...damn

 

[superbird]

idioms are a form of colloquial language yeh?

 

[Not-That-Bright]

colloquial language was EXPLAINED at the bottom of the texT!! lmfao!!!!

 

[cro_angel]

hahaha our teacher told us that if we are stuck for a technique always say if its either colloquial or formal language and whether its in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd person narrative.. i mentioned first person and colloquial as well as repetition (the word roll was repeated like 4 times)

 

[KarmaKitten]

I didnt say colloquial, i said humour! ha
emotive and descriptive language i also used

 

[Not-That-Bright]

yea.. or u say it's ambiguous lmao
I mentioned the use of I, and You as a personal tone...