Do You Understand Me? – Identifying Illocutionary Force in Context

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Identify illocutionary force in context.

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Do You Understand Me? – Identifying Illocutionary Force in ContextVersión en línea Identify illocutionary force in context. por Lamia 1 "The window is open." student says this during an exam in a very cold classroom. a Indirect complaint b Request to close the window c Invitation to leave 2 "Can you pass the salt?" \| During a family dinner. \| Choose one or more answers a Information question b Direct request c Command – Politeness 3 "I'm late for the German Society meeting." \| A woman says this to a university receptionist. a Request for information b Apology c Complaint 4 "Do you know what time it is?" \| A person asks this on the street without a watch. a Information question b Hint to leave c Indirect request 5 "I think the printer isn’t working." \| An employee says this to a colleague in the office. a Complaint b Request for help c Blame 6 "What a long day!" \| A person enters the house exhausted. a Expressing feelings b Request for rest c Complaint

Do You Understand Me? – Identifying Illocutionary Force in ContextVersión en línea

Identify illocutionary force in context.

por Lamia

"The window is open." student says this during an exam in a very cold classroom.

Indirect complaint

Request to close the window

Invitation to leave

"Can you pass the salt?" | During a family dinner. |

Choose one or more answers

Information question

Direct request

Command – Politeness

"I'm late for the German Society meeting." | A woman says this to a university receptionist.

Request for information

Apology

Complaint

"Do you know what time it is?" | A person asks this on the street without a watch.

Information question

Hint to leave

Indirect request

"I think the printer isn’t working." | An employee says this to a colleague in the office.

Complaint

Request for help

Blame

"What a long day!" | A person enters the house exhausted.

Expressing feelings

Request for rest

Complaint

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Do You Understand Me? – Identifying Illocutionary Force in ContextVersión en línea

por Lamia

"The window is open." student says this during an exam in a very cold classroom.

"Can you pass the salt?" | During a family dinner. |

Choose one or more answers

"I'm late for the German Society meeting." | A woman says this to a university receptionist.

"Do you know what time it is?" | A person asks this on the street without a watch.

"I think the printer isn’t working." | An employee says this to a colleague in the office.

"What a long day!" | A person enters the house exhausted.

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