2 Utterances vs Sentences in Semantics

In this lesson, we are talking about the differences between a SENTENCE and an UTTERANCE.
A SENTENCE is a grammatically complete group of words expressing a complete thought.
A SENTENCE can either be in the spoken or written form.
A sentence consists of a Subject + a Verb (+ an Object)
For example:
-We study English is a sentence.
-She left is a sentence.
-In the kitchen is not a sentence
An UTTERANCE is any stretch of talk:
-a sequence of sentences, -a single phrase, -a single word
by one person, before and after which there is silence on the part of that person.
-an utterance exists only in the spoken form.
For example:
-“Ouch.”
-“Yeah.”
-“My dog.”
-“I hate apples.”
-“The movie is interesting.”
A paragraph can be considered an utterance if it is uttered without a silence.
Each utterance is unique, having been produced by a particular sender in a specific situation.
Because they are tied to a sender and a time, utterances can never be repeated.
In summary,
A SENTENCE is
- a group of words that convey a complete meaning.
- in both written and spoken form
- Structure is S+V(+O).
An UTTERANCE is
-a natural unit of speech bounded by breaths or pauses
-in spoken form only
-it has no specific structure.
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In this lesson, we are talking about the differences between a SENTENCE and an UTTERANCE. A SENTENCE is a grammatically complete group of words expressing a complete thought. A SENTENCE can either be in the spoken or written form. A sentence consists of a Subject + a Verb (+ an Object) For example: -We study English is a sentence. -She left is a sentence. -In the kitchen is not a sentence An UTTERANCE is any stretch of talk: -a sequence of sentences, -a single phrase, -a single word by one person, before and after which there is silence on the part of that person. -an utterance exists only in the spoken form. For example: -“Ouch.” -“Yeah.” -“My dog.” -“I hate apples.” -“The movie is interesting.” A paragraph can be considered an utterance if it is uttered without a silence. Each utterance is unique, having been produced by a particular sender in a specific situation. Because they are tied to a sender and a time, utterances can never be repeated. In summary, A SENTENCE is - a group of words that convey a complete meaning. - in both written and spoken form - Structure is S+V(+O). An UTTERANCE is -a natural unit of speech bounded by breaths or pauses -in spoken form only -it has no specific structure.