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There are several types of informal speech, including slang, jargon, regional
dialects, and colloquialisms. Slang refers to a type of language that is specific to
a particular group or community and is not widely used or accepted. Jargon is
specialized language used by professionals or enthusiasts in a particular field.
Regional dialects are variations of a language spoken in a specific region or
area, while colloquialisms are informal words or expressions that are commonly
used in everyday speech.
The phonetic and prosodic peculiarities of informal speech may include changes
in pitch, tone, or rhythm, as well as variations in pronunciation and intonation.
In informal speech, speakers may also use more fillers and pauses, such as "um"
or "like," and may speak at a faster pace than in formal settings. Additionally,
informal speech may involve a greater degree of emotional expression and
nonverbal communication, such as gestures or facial expressions.
The typical heads of informal speech may include greetings, small talk, sharing
personal information, expressing opinions, making jokes, or telling stories.
What is the structure and the modal meaning of the High Level Head?
The High Level Head is a structure in informal speech that involves starting a
conversation with a broad topic or general question, then gradually narrowing
the focus to a specific point. The modal meaning of the High Level Head is to
show interest in a topic, initiate a conversation, or establish common ground.
What is the structure and the modal meaning of the Low Level Head?
The Low Level Head is a structure in informal speech that involves starting a
conversation with a specific question or topic, then gradually broadening the
focus to a general point. The modal meaning of the Low Level Head is to gather
information, show expertise, or express an opinion.
What is the structure and the modal meaning of the Gradually Descending
Stepping Head?