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ENC1501 Assignment 3 Semester 2 2026 - Due September 2026  Answer all the questions.  Use your study guide to answer your questions. Section A (20) Question 1 1.1 Explain in one paragraph what multimodal communication means. (5) Question 2 2.1 Discuss the main differences between literal meaning and figurative meaning. Support your discussion with two examples for each. (12) 2.2 Briefly explain why learners need to rewrite a text many times. (3) Section B [40] Question 3 Read the following scenario. Mrs Nazir, a foundation phase teacher, realised that it is important to be able to write well, as much teaching is done through the written word. As she was reading an article written by Nel and Müller (2010), she found through their research that the errors that teachers made are transferred to learners’ written work. She realised that she needed to pay extra attention to speaking and writing correctly when teaching her learners. 3.1. Advise Mrs Nazir on how she can mitigate/ modify the effects of the main errors in the research conducted by Nel and Müller (2010). 3.1.1. Incorrect pronunciation (4) 3.1.2. Verb tenses (4)

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ENC1501
ASSIGNMENT 3
DUE DATE: AUGUST 2026

, ENC1501 ASSIGNMENT 3 2026

DUE AUGUST 2026




SECTION A


Question 1




1.1 Explain in one paragraph what multimodal communication means.

Multimodal communication means using many different ways to share a message. We
do not only use words when we talk to someone. We also use our faces, hands, bodies,
pictures, and actions to help others understand us. For example, a teacher can tell a
story and also act it out, make funny faces, and draw pictures on the board. This helps
young children learn better because they use their eyes and ears at the same time
(ENC1501 Study Guide, LU 1.9). In the Foundation Phase, this way of teaching works
very well because children understand more when they can see and hear the message
together.

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