Is the study of of language use has to explain how it is that sentences produced are successfully interpreted by interlocutors:
a) Concessive orientation
b) Consecutive orientation
c) Pragmatics
c) pragmatics
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Mention 3 central concept of pragmatic theory:
a) Context, Intention, and Inference
b) Quality, Manner, Relevance and Quantity
c) Concessive, Consecutive and Reflexive
a) Context, intention and inference
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Could be understood as a communicative level linked to the subject that produced it, or as the result of a human activity intimately related to social ideologies.
a) Discourse
b)Pragmatics
c) Elements of contribution
a) Discourse
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Which of these basic argumentative orientations belong to this sentence:
"You don't want to come, so don't come"
a) Conclusive orientation
b) Concessive orientation
c) Consecutive orientation
c) Consecutive orientation
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which of these basic argumentative orientations belong to this sentence:
Even though you come, you won't see him.
a) Conclusive orientation
b) Concessive orientation
c) Consecutive orientation
b) Concessive orientation
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Which basic argumentative orientations belong to this sentence: "The weather man said it would rain but she didn't believe him. As it turned out, she didn't get wet" a)Conclusive orientation
b)Concessive orientation c)Consecutive "