BLOCK
LANGUAGE
1.
Grammatical rules
are not followed in block language.
2.
Block language
uses only words of literary meaning.
3.
Block language
doesnot use full sentences.
4.
The purpose of
Block language is to convey a message clearly and economically.
5.
E.g., of Block language are
Formulative expressions
Fragmentary sentences
News paper head lines
Captions
Telegraphic messages.
6.
Formulative
expressions.
a.
How
do you do?
b.
Good
afternoon
c.
Good
night
d.
Good
bye
7.
Fragmentary
sentences
a.
How about a walk
?
b.
Better luck next
time !
c.
How splendid!
8.
Aphoristic
statements
a.
These are
axiomatic in nature.
b.
Proverbs and some
well known quotations can be included in this category.
Eg., 1.
The more, the merrier
2. penny wise, pound foolish
3. first come, first served
9.
News paper
headlines
a.
NAM summit at
Kaulalumpur
b.
Bomb scare in
secretariat
10. Captions and titles
a.
Deepavali, the
festival of light.
b.
The adventures of
Tom Sawyer
11. Warnings, labels, notices
a.
No entry
b.
No smoking
c.
Stick no bills
d.
Handle with care
e.
Speed limit 30
kmph
12. Telegraphic messages
a.
Mother serious
start immediately. No transport, extend leave
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