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What is the difference between semantics and pragmatics?
Semantics studies literal meaning; pragmatics studies meaning in context
What should learners have?
 
Many strategies to choose from
 
One correct way to speak
What helps learners improve pragmatics?
instruction, authentic input, explanation, feedback
Why are textbooks sometimes not enough?
They are often not authentic / unrealistic
What kind of input is best?
 
Authentic real-life language
 
Artificial dialogues
Give one example of authentic material.
real conversations, videos, interviews
True or False: Students must sound like native speakers.
False
What influences how people use language?
culture, identity, context, etc.
True or False: Pragmatics is about making choices depending on the situation.
True
Which is sociopragmatic?
 
Deciding whether to be polite with a teacher
 
Using “could you” instead of “can you”
Why is authentic input important?
 
It shows real language use
 
It is easier
 
It has more grammar
 
It is shorter
Why is pragmatics important?
Because it helps us communicate effectively and appropriately in real situations
What is a speech act?
 
An action performed through language
 
A grammar rule
 
A pronunciation pattern
 
A type of sentence
True or False: All cultures use language in the same way.
False
What is pragmatic transfer?
 
Using L1 social rules in L2
 
Translating words
 
Using L1 grammar only
 
Forgetting your first language
What does pragmatics help us understand?
context, intention, politeness, implied meaning, etc.
True or False: Grammar alone is enough for successful communication.
False
What is pragmatics?
 
Study of meaning in context
 
Study of grammar
 
Study of pronunciation
 
Study of spelling