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The encode meanings are semantic meanings—make the semantic meaning serve a pragmatic purpose

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tones of voice, varying stress, pauses, etc.

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paralanguage

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Text are perceptible mediating a message

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what a text produce meant and what a text means to the receiver

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to express ideas to say something (complex communicative purposes)

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with different social purpose

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travel guides, interviews, speeches and reports

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Not all texts extend beyond the sentence

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what its purpose it --> in the case of simple text like notices and labels

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We make—>abstract cultural context

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Denote—> refer—> context

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The language a text is in to be able to interpret it.

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The language a text is in to be able to interpret it.

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produce for a communicative purpose

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Can be defined as an actual use of language, as distinct from a sentence which is an abstract unit of linguistic analysis.

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treat it as a text

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purpose

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analytic terms and dictionary

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Grammatical analysis

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consist of 2 constituents

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consist of 2 words keep off

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2 main constituents

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grammatical sentence

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It consist of 4 words, all in capital letters, we might more expertly add monosyllabic

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a sample of language

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* WHAT IS A TEXT?
* TEXT AND DISCOURSE
* SPOKEN AND WRITTEN TEXT