THE STRUCTURE OF SPEECH ACTS IN VARIOUS TYPES OF DISCOURSE
Keywords:
Speech acts, discourse analysis, communication, pragmatics, language structure, formal discourse, informal discourse, persuasive discourse, informative discourse.Abstract
This paper examines the structure of speech acts in various types of discourse, including formal, informal, persuasive, and informative. It explores how different types of discourse shape the structure of speech acts and impact their effectiveness in communication. The study also discusses the role of context, cultural norms, and social dynamics in shaping speech act structures.
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