Transcript of Speech
A
conversation in a classroom between 3 people, Shae-17 from Barton Hill,
Kirsty-16-from Stockwood and Lewis-16 from Hanham
Adjacency pairs
Chaining
Quantity- too little
Quality
Relevance – side sequence
Manner – not clear
Prosodic feature
A:
How has your day been so far?
B:
Ah it’s been good thanks,
um not much has happened, im
extremely very tired though
A:
Early morning?
B:
Yeah, how was yours?
A:
Just tired
C:
I nearly went to hospital
B:
(Laugh)
C:
Cycling in, nearly crashed
into a pillar
B:
(Laugh)
A:
What time have you been up
since?
B:
Half six
C:
Half seven
B:
How? How did you get up that late?
C:
I leave the house at five past eight
B:
(Laugh)
A:
So do I actually, I leave the
house at twenty past eight
C:
So I have half an hour
B:
I have to get up at half six,
otherwise I’ll be there till eight like aaah
A:
Do you live far?
B:
It’s not really far
A:
You?
C:
Twenty minute cycle, not far
A:
Half an hour bus drive
B:
If I walk in it will take me
like forty-five minutes, (sigh) and what are you two up to tonight?
A:
Um house, tidying the house
B:
I need to do that actually (laugh), its like a mess everywhere
A:
My mums given me loads of jobs, so
B:
Yeah
A:
That’s me, you?
C:
Playing FIFA probably
A: The new one?
B: (Laugh)
C: Yeah, I bought it last night, straight to ASDA to buy it
A:
Was there a line?
C:
What’s that? Oh yeah
A:
Like a queue
C:
Like five people or so, quite quick
A:
That’s alright then
The
quantity of this conversation wasn’t too much or too little, it was just right
for our conversation. The quality of our conversation was okay, I don’t think
we lied or over exaggerated but I do think we could have been more open
optimistic or casual with our answers. The relevance of our conversation was
very on topic to our questions although C did go on a side sequence when
speaking about how he gets to college. The manner of our conversation was very
clear; we hardly spoke in slang although there were a couple filler in our
sentences. There wasn’t really any pauses but B did nervously laugh a few times which could indicate shyness or
embarrassment.
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