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Direct or Indirect speech Act: Do the dishes please.
Direct Speech Act
Direct or Indirect speech Act: Aren't you sweet?
Indirect Speech Act
Direct or Indirect speech Act: Why don't you go back to your seats?
Indirect Speech Act
Face saving Act: Will you please pass to me that paper? Correct or Incorrect
Correct
_________ is showing awareness and consideration of another person’s face.
politeness
_________ is one's public self image.
face
__________ is what the speaker/writer assumes is true or known by a listener/reader
Presupposition
What referential relationship is used in the sentence: She lacks patience, so Mary sat down and left the line.
Cataphora
A referencial relationship that uses deixis in the sentence first and the antecedent comes later.
cataphora
A referencial relationship that uses the antecedent in the sentence first and deixis comes later to refer back to the idea.
anaphora
In Pragmatics, this process is done by the listener to create a connection between what is said and what must be meant.
inference
In Pragmatics, this process is done by the speaker/ writer using language to enable the listener/ reader identify something
reference
What are the three types of deixis and what are they for?
personal - pointing to people, temporal - refering to time, spatial - refers to location
How many deixis are there in: They'll have to reherse their presentation by themselves today because she isn’t there to oversee them practice.
7
Pointing using language is called _______.
deixis
What are the two types of context?
Physical and Linguistic/Co-text
Branch of linguistics that studies the invisible meaning or contextual meaning
Pragmatics
The branch of linguistics that is concerned with meaning
Semantics
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