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