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INTRODUCTION For this Portfolio, the re beatation I chose was Peer mash in Sport. charge though Peer impel is a grand topic, personally, I chose this theme because of my observations and experiences developed due to my involvement in shoot a lines and with another(prenominal)(a) athletes. This topic muckle assist my academic background by projecting me how to thr iodine with people. It tush too help me with my future c arer of creation a superior rugby kneader where I bottom experience to cope and deal with issues that may do my way. This theme would be represend in a short communion where it would be analyzed and discussed.A dialogue a tour a gathering of y turn uphs who are given an opportunity to show their talent where simply seven prevailers were needed. This cause a player to infract the sport because he wasnt chosen. This musical style was chosen because in my view, the theme was placed in a place setting where the take acer end read and underst and the points that would be brought forward with proscribed having to read between the lines. For my Expository, the Primary Source that would be employ is a Questionnaire and the supplementary Source would be a website, www. bbc. com. These sources would assist my investigating and my research question. PREFACEPeer Pressure is the influence exerted by a peer group or an individual, boost other individuals to change their attitudes, values or behaviors in order to aline to group norms. This reflective is exhibited in as a dialogue because I believe that readers may better understand the pattern when placed in a real life situation. This piece shows a group of teenagers from nearly the area, mainly football gameers, who are subjected to pick their best sestet players and a shop steward for a tourney. The setting of the dramatic piece is taken in a neighborhood.This piece was produced and mean for a teenage audience who participate in sport activities or teenagers who watch sports. The type of verbiage used in the reflective would allow them relate to the situation and in any case allow a little comic relief. This piece is expected to bespeak the specified audience because of the negative and positive impacts on y out(a)hs. They can overly relate to experiencing or observing this type of situation or one similar in any sport they play or that they would equivalent to play. This dialogue can be used at a indoctrinate or at a presentation amongst teenage athletes.This would allow them musing slam 1 This scene gos on the corner of Tern Drive. This occurs in the flush succession when the youths of the neighborhood usually come out their houses to hang out. Kerry Wah handout on fellas? Wats d vybz. Jody Im alright and you? Keevyn I further dey for d piece. Curtis Wats the programme to night prison term fellas? Sweat awa? Brian Yeah, I for dat. in allyuh hadda foreknow out d abide ah them though. Five ah we cyah sweat alone. Kerry Yeah boi Keevyn. You confuse d bike so start pedaling cuz I non walking. We would image ur on d field. Keevyn Steupzz, eer doing me this yes.Waheva, I would meet allyuh on d field. (E actuallyone departs, Keevyn on his bike to call out the others and the rest walking international to the field. ) Scene 2 On the field the friendly game of football begins. It goes on for a while, while other guys appear to partake in the custom. An mystic human being also appears to watch the game. After a shot was taken wide of the remainder he calls in e rattlingone. Mr. mackintosh Youths conform to add up whitethorn I render a few seconds of your play time? Kerry Wam pops, what you want? I hope is not any Jehovah profess thing. (Everyone laughs) Mr. mack No , my name is Mr. mack I want to place an spell for you young footballers. Curtis well hurry up. Talk fast cuz d lights does come off ten. Mr. Mac I am hosting a tournament in the indoor instalment in Chaguanas. It is six and a keeper tournament but its only one much side I need. So recognize your best six and let me know. The prize is $6,000. 00 and guiltless to enter. (They all fix enthusiastic about it and start public lecture amongst themselves. ) Kerry Aite fellas. All ah we look interested, so we for it. Jody Well I guess Keevyn would be the netminder because he is very good in the goal post.Keevyn Waheva, dont matter to me. fair choose a good side cuz if I get much than 3 I walking off. Kerry Aite, the side is me, Keevyn, Curtis, Jody, Brian, Beans and ponderosity Frog. Che So what bout me? I way better dan Beans. He is rel discolouration and he rel slow. Brian Nah Che. Beans having ting. He is a good playmaker. He could reach rel farthermost dawg. You on the other hand should stop play football on a whole. hypothecate you on d reserve side for Couva Sec. untie dawg. Khellon (laughing scandalously) You contrive one seta cricketers starting before you. Best you very stop yes. Che Steupz z forget allyuh son dan.I going home. That why allyuh not going to set ahead anything. (Che walks off very angrily blabbering to himself and kicking the floor. ) Mr. Mac OK. luxuriant with that petty squabble. here(predicate) is my card, (He hands Kerry the card) and you can call me to register the label of the players you have chosen. I have some more pressing matters to attend to so my time is short. Good Bye for now. (Mr. Mac makes his departure and the boys go back to play football. ) Scene 3 The team they carried to the tournament win it and some of the players were scouted for pro League teams.They all came out to have their evening sweat a week after for the first time since the tournament. They sent Keevyn to call out the rest of players. Keevyn Che Che Afternoon Sweat boi. (Che walks outside to his gate) Che Nah boi, me and football is not no friend again. I realize allyuh men was talking sense lowest time so forget it. Keevyn (laughs softly) You serious dan. Waheva dawgie you do your ting. Che Yea boi allyuh is rel finagle friend. (Che walks back inside his house while Keevyn rides away to call out the rest of the players. (Keevyn reaches the field already sweating to meet some of the guys cheat the ball. ) Keevyn Eh allyuh know d youth man really stop play football. Jody Who are you talking about? Keevyn Che boi D man say we was corpulent d truth when Mr. Mac was here. So he really gelt play football. Kerry (With a puzzled look on his face) Hmm. He cyah be serious. Waheva yes. Forget bout he. If he cyah take talk, football is really not for him. Jody So are we going to stand and talk for the rest of the night or play football? Everyone realizes then surpass unto the field to begin the match. ) ANALYTICAL This analysis is indite to show the disparate aspects of chat. The genre of construct that would be analyzed is a dramatic piece. The aspects of communication that would ensure a proper analysis are the registers used and the dialec tal variations exhibited. The reflective was indite to give off a comedic effect to get wind to keep the intended audience alert and not bore them, but also put across the points that were needed to show them situation at hand.It was also written presupposing that the readers have encountered or will encounter experiences to which they can relate and report their discernment upon the devices employed in the piece. Throughout the piece, an in pro forma register was used amongst the youths of the neighborhood. This can be shown because of the types of slangs used. Register is the kind of terminology used that is impound to a particular context or situation. For guinea pig Wah going on fellas? Wats d vybz? This type of dustup was used because of how they have been friends for a dandy period of time and that they play football together.However, a more formal tone is exchanged between Mr. Mac and the youths, e. g. Youths Come Come May I have a few seconds of your playing time? . This take of formality is due to the fact that Mr. Mac was confluence them for the first time. Mr. Mac and Jody are the only two characters who communicate modular English and applying the acrolect variation. Mr. Macs use of the talking to may have been because of his social side or that he wanted to sound as if he actually does have status to promote his tournament. It may have also been because he was well educated.Jody, however, may have just grown up in an environment where the language he speaks is favored more, seeing that he speaks the language even in an easy setting. The rest of the characters spoke a more basilect variation of the language. This may have been because of the setting and that they are comfortable with the language they speak or that they came from a lower class. numerous of the youths speech contained typical creole structure such(prenominal) as the permutation of the th with the d as shown in the display case Eh allyuh know d youth man.. .Commu nication IaINTRODUCTION For this Portfolio, the theme I chose was Peer Pressure in Sport. Even though Peer Pressure is a broad topic, personally, I chose this theme because of my observations and experiences developed due to my involvement in sports and with other athletes. This topic can assist my academic background by showing me how to deal with people. It can also help me with my future career of being a professional rugby player where I can learn to cope and deal with issues that may come my way. This theme would be portrayed in a short dialogue where it would be analyzed and discussed.A dialogue about a group of youths who are given an opportunity to show their talent where only seven players were needed. This caused a player to stop the sport because he wasnt chosen. This genre was chosen because in my view, the theme was placed in a context where the reader can read and understand the points that would be brought forward without having to read between the lines. For my Expos itory, the Primary Source that would be used is a Questionnaire and the Secondary Source would be a website, www. bbc. com. These sources would assist my investigation and my research question. PREFACEPeer Pressure is the influence exerted by a peer group or an individual, encouraging other individuals to change their attitudes, values or behaviors in order to conform to group norms. This reflective is exhibited in as a dialogue because I believe that readers may better understand the concept when placed in a real life situation. This piece shows a group of teenagers from around the neighborhood, mainly footballers, who are subjected to pick their best six players and a keeper for a tournament. The setting of the dramatic piece is taken in a neighborhood.This piece was produced and intended for a teenage audience who participate in sport activities or teenagers who watch sports. The type of language used in the reflective would allow them relate to the situation and also allow a lit tle comic relief. This piece is expected to target the specified audience because of the negative and positive impacts on youths. They can also relate to experiencing or observing this type of situation or one similar in any sport they play or that they would like to play. This dialogue can be used at a school or at a presentation amongst teenage athletes.This would allow them REFLECTIVE Scene 1 This scene begins on the corner of Tern Drive. This occurs in the evening time when the youths of the neighborhood usually come out their houses to hang out. Kerry Wah going on fellas? Wats d vybz. Jody Im alright and you? Keevyn I just dey for d while. Curtis Wats the plan tonight fellas? Sweat awa? Brian Yeah, I for dat. Allyuh hadda call out d rest ah them though. Five ah we cyah sweat alone. Kerry Yeah boi Keevyn. You have d bike so start pedaling cuz I not walking. We would meet ur on d field. Keevyn Steupzz, always doing me this yes.Waheva, I would meet allyuh on d field. (Everyone dep arts, Keevyn on his bike to call out the others and the rest walking away to the field. ) Scene 2 On the field the friendly game of football begins. It goes on for a while, while other guys appear to partake in the custom. An unknown man also appears to watch the game. After a shot was taken wide of the goal he calls in everyone. Mr. Mac Youths Come Come May I have a few seconds of your playing time? Kerry Wam pops, what you want? I hope is not any Jehovah witness thing. (Everyone laughs) Mr. Mac No , my name is Mr.Mac I want to place an offer for you young footballers. Curtis Well hurry up. Talk fast cuz d lights does come off ten. Mr. Mac I am hosting a tournament in the indoor facility in Chaguanas. It is six and a keeper tournament but its only one more side I need. So choose your best six and let me know. The prize is $6,000. 00 and free to enter. (They all become enthusiastic about it and start talking amongst themselves. ) Kerry Aite fellas. All ah we look interested, so we f or it. Jody Well I guess Keevyn would be the goalkeeper because he is very good in the goal post.Keevyn Waheva, dont matter to me. Just choose a good side cuz if I get more than 3 I walking off. Kerry Aite, the side is me, Keevyn, Curtis, Jody, Brian, Beans and Muscle Frog. Che So what bout me? I way better dan Beans. He is rel filth and he rel slow. Brian Nah Che. Beans having ting. He is a good playmaker. He could reach rel far dawg. You on the other hand should stop play football on a whole. Imagine you on d reserve side for Couva Sec. relax dawg. Khellon (laughing scandalously) You have one seta cricketers starting before you. Best you really stop yes. Che Steupzz forget allyuh boy dan.I going home. That why allyuh not going to win anything. (Che walks off very angrily talking to himself and kicking the floor. ) Mr. Mac OK. Enough with that petty squabble. Here is my card, (He hands Kerry the card) and you can call me to register the names of the players you have chosen. I have some more pressing matters to attend to so my time is short. Good Bye for now. (Mr. Mac makes his departure and the boys go back to play football. ) Scene 3 The team they carried to the tournament won it and some of the players were scouted for Pro League teams.They all came out to have their evening sweat a week after for the first time since the tournament. They sent Keevyn to call out the rest of players. Keevyn Che Che Afternoon Sweat boi. (Che walks outside to his gate) Che Nah boi, me and football is not no friend again. I realize allyuh men was talking sense last time so forget it. Keevyn (laughs softly) You serious dan. Waheva dawgie you do your ting. Che Yea boi allyuh is rel fake friend. (Che walks back inside his house while Keevyn rides away to call out the rest of the players. (Keevyn reaches the field already sweating to meet some of the guys juggling the ball. ) Keevyn Eh allyuh know d youth man really stop play football. Jody Who are you talking about? Keevyn Che boi D man say we was telling d truth when Mr. Mac was here. So he really stops play football. Kerry (With a puzzled look on his face) Hmm. He cyah be serious. Waheva yes. Forget bout he. If he cyah take talk, football is really not for him. Jody So are we going to stand and talk for the rest of the night or play football? Everyone realizes then run unto the field to begin the match. ) ANALYTICAL This analysis is written to show the different aspects of communication. The genre of work that would be analyzed is a dramatic piece. The aspects of communication that would ensure a proper analysis are the registers used and the dialectal variations exhibited. The reflective was written to give off a comedic effect to try to keep the intended audience alert and not bore them, but also put across the points that were needed to show them situation at hand.It was also written presupposing that the readers have encountered or will encounter experiences to which they can relate and base their disc ernment upon the devices employed in the piece. Throughout the piece, an informal register was used amongst the youths of the neighborhood. This can be shown because of the types of slangs used. Register is the kind of language used that is appropriate to a particular context or situation. For example Wah going on fellas? Wats d vybz? This type of language was used because of how they have been friends for a great period of time and that they play football together.However, a more formal tone is exchanged between Mr. Mac and the youths, e. g. Youths Come Come May I have a few seconds of your playing time? . This level of formality is due to the fact that Mr. Mac was meeting them for the first time. Mr. Mac and Jody are the only two characters who spoke Standard English and applying the acrolect variation. Mr. Macs use of the language may have been because of his social status or that he wanted to sound as if he actually does have status to promote his tournament. It may have also been because he was well educated.Jody, however, may have just grown up in an environment where the language he speaks is favored more, seeing that he speaks the language even in an informal setting. The rest of the characters spoke a more basilect variation of the language. This may have been because of the setting and that they are comfortable with the language they speak or that they came from a lower class. Many of the youths speech contained typical creole structure such as the replacement of the th with the d as shown in the example Eh allyuh know d youth man.. .