Unit 1 Language Variation

Attached is the Summary of all information needed for the Language Variation Unit of English Language. These are the notes I used to receive an A at A-Levels.

this is an article on language variation, which writes from the descriptive side of the issue. it has 705 words including the headline, strapline and timestamp/author name. this article includes ao1 through to ao4 and such examples are of the reference to colley lane primary school, pop culture references and the matched guise experiment. it also includes specific terminology such as code switch, idiolect, RP and status vs solidarity. if the price is an issue message me either here or on instagr...

A PowerPoint packed with over 35 slides of information and analysis for Language Change/Variation topic at A-Level. Great for Revision and teaching!

This colourful and easy-to-read PowerPoint gives a detailed explanation of what Murray's English Grammar is about and why it is important in Language Change. It also includes the importance of Latin influence in English as well as the impact the book itself has had on standardisation.

This information sheet gives all of the information you could want to know about Labov's studies at Matha's Vineyard and a Manhattan Department Store (including the methodology) as well as covert and overt prestige ad how it is used in prestigious universities in the UK.

This colourful poster details the most important events that have happened in the English Language including: Caxton’s Printing Press, Johnson’s Dictionary, Murray's English Grammar, The Education Act of 1870, and the Creation of the BBC. The poster also tells you the time frame of each period in English from Old English to Late Modern English as well as the most important historical events that helped change language such as Norman Invasions and the Introduction of Christianity. This poste...

Test your English Language knowledge with these quick-fire questions that will help break up long periods of revision and get you prepared just before the exam! The questions are divided up into each of the three papers: Language Variation, Child Language and Language Investigation: Gender Study and sub-categorized by the linguistic levels: discourse, pragmatics, phonology, lexis and semantics, grammar (syntax and morphology) and graphology.

This revision guide contains all the key terminology, concepts, methods, ideas and theorists you will need to achieve an A* grade at A Level in English Language for the Language Variation paper (Paper 1). It includes a breakdown of each section of the paper, highlighting the key elements against the assessment criteria. Therefore, all of the information that is included in this revision guide is targetted exactly to the mark scheme and assessment objectives. Furthermore, the revision material ...

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