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Description: | Andrew describes his daily routine in his job as a prison officer and outlines the training and qualifications needed as well as listing what he finds enjoyable about his employment.
lexis
while = till
phonology
definite article + C ® [D@ ~ ?]; H-dropping; occasional T-glottaling; + V ® [r/ > t?]
FACE [E:I]; PRICE [a:I]; NORTH [O@ ~ O:]; GOAT [OU]; START [a:]; GOOSE [Uu]; happY [I]
® [dI]
note also because [bIkQs > bIkUs], for [fQ], going to [gUn@], take [tE:Ik > tEk], one [wQn] and once [wUns], hour [aU@], CONtrolled [kQntr/OUL/d] and CONtrol [kQntr/OUL/], either [i:D@], locatED [lOUkE:It@d], etcetera [EksEtr/@], escortED [EskO@t@d], CONtinuation [kQntInjuE:IS@n], period [p@:r/I@d], with [wI]
grammar
zero auxiliary (I felt it _ be a total change for me)
third person singular were (it were a very mundane job; it were over a seven week period)
zero for + time phrase (I’ve been at Doncaster _ sixteen months)
past participle rang (every roll is, throughout the day, rang in)
there is + plural complement (there is basically three shifts)
third person plural has (if there’s been any problems)
note use and phonetic quality of utterance final discourse marker you know what I mean? [j@ nOU wQr/a mi:n] | License: | http://www.bl.uk/services/copy/permission.html | Rights holder: | British Library | Source: | Collect Britain | Creator: | BBC | Identifier: | http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/personal... | Language: | en-GB | Go to resource |
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