Pragmatics

An overview of pragmatic concepts such as linguistic and nonlinguistic context, inference and presupposition, deixis, and speech acts

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Thank you, Sir for this very informative video. You made understanding Pragmatics a lot easier. 💚

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It was really great. Please sir keep on uploading videos on pragmatics. Waiting for further videos

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Great sir! Could you please post something on optimality theory? Also, if possible, more videos on Syntax with more difficult lessons. Eg - binding theory, wh-movement and so on. Thank you so much.

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Dear sir....hats off to your command over English...I could understand clearly. Anyone who would listen to your video will definitely get inspired to improve their vocabulary . suggestions to make video: discourse analysis- interpretation, cohesion, coherance, speech events, co-operative principle sociolinguistics thank you

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Splendid indeed. we need more topics about cross-cultural pragmatic

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When you said: "don't use the term deictic center, it would kill the romance," I thought "Unless the partner is a languages' freak/linguist." HAHA

[@evanashworth490]

Yes, in that case, if one's partner is a linguist/language nerd, terms such as "deictic center" might turn them on!

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Thanks a lot. but it would be great to make a simple comparison between descriptive and prescriptive approaches. thanks again

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Thank you sir, it was very fruitful video, looking forward to see more....

[@christianoronaldo9905]

you are good khalid but you needed to add ''a '' before the word video it was a very fruitful video

[@arazhaqdust88]

@@christianoronaldo9905 You are better Ronaldo. But you need to capitalize 'khalid' so it would be 'Khalid' because it's a proper noun. and also you have to put a comma before 'but' since it acts as conjunction and separates two independent clauses.

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@@arazhaqdust88 i know that so well but i really do not have time to punctuate my sentence thanks for your advice

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Sir, Can you make a video about discourse analysis?

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[@sharonhu4214]

Hello, really enjoyed your explanation on pragmatic. I’m wondering if you could talk about pragmatic equivalence? Thanks

[@nuriatc3046]

Concerning speech acts, are locutionary, illocutionary and perlocurionary acts equivalents to direct and indirect acts? Thanks for the videos! Really useful.

[@evanashworth490]

They are not equivalents, but direct and indirect speech acts involve illocutionary, locutionary, and perlocutionary acts. For example, if you were the student seated by the open window and I say to you, "it sure is cold in here"--that is the locutionary act because that is what was actually said. However, the illocutionary act would be my intention as a speaker: a request for you to close the window, and the perlocutionary act would be how you interpret the meaning of "it sure is cold in here": that you take action to close the window. I hope that helps.

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