AS LL- ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORKS

AS ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREELLA 1 INTEGRATED ANALYSIS AND TEXT PRODUCTION ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORKS

MAIN FRAMEWORKS	Linguistic Frameworks	Literature Frameworks
FRAMEWORKS	GRAMMAR e.g. Verbs/adverbs: nouns - concrete, abstract, pronouns: adjectives, comparatives, superlatives	IMAGERY Visual images create strong vivid, life like mental impressions in a readers imagination e.g. metaphor, simile, personification
	REGISTER e.g. Informal - colloquial, slang, accent, contractions, ellipsis, elision, expletives Formal- objective, unemotional, complete sentences, correct grammar, appropriate lexis	PHONOLOGY sound patterning creates harmony. Usually the effect is pleasing but can be used to create tension e.g. alliteration, rhyme, onomatopoeia, assonance, rhythm, sibilance See London and Composed
	SYNTAX e.g. Sentence types complex, compound, simple Sentence functions declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory Sentence structures Subject, object, main clause, subordinate clause	RHETORICAL DEVICES e.g. list of three, contrasting pair, direct address, repetition, emotive language, lists, emotive language, hyperbole
	LEXIS e.g. denotations, connotations, simple, complex, emotive, rational, neutral, lexical field, low/high frequency, polysyllabic, monosyllabic