Discourse GrammarHafidzZakiyyahYessicaNisa

DiscourseGrammar PointsGrammar from discourse viewThe texture of textCohesion & DiscourseReferencesLexical CohesionCollocation

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DiscourseGrammar Points7. Conjunction8. Subtitution and ellipsis9. Pattern of cohesion : sample analysis10. Theme and rheme

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Grammar from discourse perspective

Mc Charty:It signs to continuing topic in textThis raising a new topic / focusThat marginal function Celcee and Murcia:Be going to & Will

Grammar from discourse perspective

Grammar & Discourse from contextual view Comparing both based grammar

Grammar from discourse perspective

Grammar & Discourse from contextual view In what aspect of lg to investigateLook from many sources as possibleLook at real life native speakerTest the hypotheses by asking native speaker

Grammar from discourse perspective

B) Comparing both based grammarMaking strong connection

Form, Function & ContextEx: the books tought love message

The texture of text

Cohesion & Discourse

Refferences A ?Cataphoric reff it seems everyones read that self-help book Tuccilos He is just not that into youExophoric reff you & yourHomophoric reffComparison and bridging reff Other and opposite (Oprah)

Lexical CohessionRepetition Stuart,,, Stu,,,Synonym Blakes and Men (=concept,way)Antonym : women & menHyponym : Self-help book = Im okay you are okayMaronimy : couple Stuart and Jane

CollocationRelationship between verb n nounExample:Book and love love bookWaste and time waste time

conjunction

Substitution and ellipsisSubstitution :Try reading this book..That ones not very good Ellipsis:A: Mike, what did you want to say to me yesterday?B: {I want to say} that Im very sorry for broking your laptop

Pattern of cohesion : sample analysis

Theme and rhemeTheme : starting points of the clauseRheme: reminder of the clause

ThemeRhemeGenreIs a term in widespread use to indicate an approach to communication which emphasizes social function and purpose

ThematicProgression

ThemeRhemeTextCan be used both spoken and written languageItUsually refers to a stretch, an extract or complete piece of writing or speechDiscourseIs a much wider termItCan be used to refer to language in action, such as legal discourse, which has characteristics patterns of language

The simple examples of theme and rheme

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