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The complexity of the written language is its density of substance, solid like that of a diamond formed under pressure. By contrast, the complexity of spoken language is its intricacy of movement, liquid like that of a rapidly running river.

Media Literacy in Schools: Practice, Production and Progression - Stran 5
avtor: Andrew Burn, James Durran - 2007 - 208 strani
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A Systemic Functional Grammar of French: From Grammar to Discourse

Alice Caffarel-Cayron - 2006 - 226 strani

...illustrates the intricate movement of spoken language that Halliday (1985b: 87) describes as follows: The complexity of spoken language is its intricacy...structure of spoken language is of a choreographic kind. The choreography of Text 2.1 (seen in Figure 2.1) comprises various combinations of logico-semantic...

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