1. Language and Identity – Comparative analysis of how personal and social identity is conveyed through language in different texts. 2. Lexis and Grammar in Communication – Examination of how linguistic features such as syntax, morphology, and lexis shape meaning in spoken and written discourse. 3. Contextual Influences on Language – Evaluation of how historical, cultural, and social contexts impact language variation and usage. 4. Language and Power – Analysis of how language is used to establish authority, persuasion, and influence in different texts. 5. Gender and Language Use – Discussion of linguistic differences in male and female communication styles and how gender influences discourse. 6. Mode and Register Variation – Assessment of how audience, purpose, and medium influence the formality and structure of language in communication.