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Elocutional Force of Expression in Speach

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  • Gulnara Diasamidze

    (International Black Sea University)

  • Gulnara Alakhverdova-Tanrikulu

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The problem of indirect speech acts is tightly connected with the problem of illocative strength of expression. The problem is how to make possible understanding of indirect speech act by a hearer, when hearable and understandable means something more. Analysis of illocative strength of expression showed that the same speech act can be realized by means of some different sentences. The direct meaning of sentences is the element of language system, as the language is included into the sphere of a human activity, so the speech act is necessary to consider in more wide context. The main function of an interrogative sentence is the expression of question.

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  • Gulnara Diasamidze & Gulnara Alakhverdova-Tanrikulu, 2006. "Elocutional Force of Expression in Speach," IBSU Scientific Journal, International Black Sea University, vol. 1(1), pages 155-160.
    • Handle: RePEc:ibl:journl:v:1:y:2006:i:1:p:155-160
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