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gothams3rdrobin) wrote2010-06-14 07:50 pm
gothams3rdrobin) wrote2010-06-14 07:50 pm
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Done and done!
My exam for the current OU course was today *exhales in relief* I certainly don't think I aced it, but I did at least find something to write about for each part; four definitions of linguistic terms, an analysis of a transcript and an essay question. Don't think I wrote anywhere near as much I should have done, but meh. As long as I get more than forty percent I've passed.
And I knew I should have revised 'heteroglossia' in more depth....
Just gotta sort out the next course and wait for my results. It's nice to have my evenings free for a little while though!
And I knew I should have revised 'heteroglossia' in more depth....
Just gotta sort out the next course and wait for my results. It's nice to have my evenings free for a little while though!
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It's something to do with multiple 'voices' within a single example of a language. I would imagine that - logically - a single 'voice' would be homoglossia, but I suspect it's really monoglossia.