22 mar 2013

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Clinical jargon:
Irony:
 How would you use jargon and irony or sarcasm in these?

A televition news report: Formal, simple and official language. No irony or sarcasm

A televition opinion piece: Informal, simple language. Maybe some sarcasm or irony to add a sene of humor to the scene.

A newspaper editorial: Informal, but maybe some more complex language. No irony or jargon as it need to be respectfull.

A political columnist's blog: Formal complicated language, but using irony or sarcasm to criticalize some aspects of the politician that is being talked about in the thread.

A celebrity profile in a magazine: Some formal aspects, but simple as a magazine needs to be easily understood by he people.

A sports broadcast: Informal simple laguange, but using a lot of sport related jargon and specific language.

A political speech: Formal and technical language.

An advertisement: Depending on the product, but usually the simplest language ever used.

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