r sensitive side and as a result we must feel some empathy for the crooks and even hate some police. A complete role reversal that is sometimes hard to digest, however always provoking curiosity and enticing the viewer for one more glimpse. The styles of language, though a bit more rouge is in my opinion are good examples of transactional, expressive, and poetic.Part #3James Britton, author of The English Language wrote many accounts of the varying aspects of the English language. One such aspect is multi-use of transactional, expressive, and poetic languages to convey felling and emotions. According to Britton, "All life is afloat on a sea of talk." It is this concept that I believe is the key for characters in both movies and the television programs that we are assigned to watch that empower these characters by use of dialog. The interaction among one another to demonstrate courage, bravado, and the style of language is essential for the audience to interpret the show. To become so involved that the viewer feels that they right there during the production of events during theses shows.Part FourExpressive language tends to be spontaneous and unrehearsed as Britton puts it, in which one is able to recast his or her experiences through a language style. In addition, these shows incorporate this expressive style within their own speech communities. Speech communities employ their own peculiar vocabulary, style, accent, and a way of looking at the world. When a person talks to members of either their own family around the dinner table, at work with their colleagues, or with your instructor demonstrating competency of a particular subject your language, tone, and style change to each (Columbo 230). This omnipresent element exists throughout both shows that I have been watching for this exercise. To begin with The Sopranos episode "The Knight in White Satin Armor" demonstrated many expressive styles of languages throughout its sc...
