1. Language and Identity Representation – Comparative analysis of how individuals convey personal and social identity through linguistic choices in different texts.

2. Lexical and Grammatical Features – Examination of how syntax, morphology, and word choice shape meaning, tone, and style in various communication forms.

3. Contextual and Pragmatic Influences – Evaluation of historical, social, and cultural factors that impact language use and variation in discourse.

4. Language and Power Dynamics – Analysis of how language establishes authority, influences audiences, and conveys persuasive intent in spoken and written texts.

5. Gender and Language Variation – Discussion on how linguistic differences between male and female communication styles affect discourse structures and interactions.

6. Mode and Register Adaptation – Assessment of how audience, purpose, and medium dictate formality, structure, and stylistic choices in language use.