'Adjacency pairs' diaporamas de présentation

Intercultural Communication

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Audience & purpose

Step 1. Audience & purpose. Step 1. These affect the way in which something is spoken and perhaps prepared for. . Step 1. Context. Step 1.

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Telling It Like You Think It Might Be (preliminary version)

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Conversational Theory

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Conversational Theory

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CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i)

CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i). PRELIMINARY ISSUES. WHAT IS CONVERSATION?. Conversation as a discourse type has been defined by Cook (1989) in the following way: It is not primarily necessitated by a practical task. Any unequal power of participants is partially suspended.

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CONVERSATION ANALYSIS

CONVERSATION ANALYSIS. Setyo Prasiyanto C,. S.S., M.Pd. CONVERSATION.

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Advanced Spoken English: Conversation Analysis

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Michel Galley, Kathleen McKeown, Julia Hirschberg Columbia University Elizabeth Shriberg

Identifying Agreement and Disagreement in Conversational Speech: Use of Bayesian Networks to Model Pragmatic Dependencies. Michel Galley, Kathleen McKeown, Julia Hirschberg Columbia University Elizabeth Shriberg SRI International. Motivation.

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Spoken Dialogue Systems

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Spoken Dialogue Systems

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Context of Situation

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MODULE 2 Meaning and discourse in English

MODULE 2 Meaning and discourse in English. THE MACHINERY OF SPEECH Lesson 13. Conversation analysis (1). Turn taking Repair Adjacency pairs Insertion sequences Preferred and dispreferred responses. Turn taking. Conversation is analysed in turns. One speaker and then the next

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Zimmerman and West

Zimmerman and West. Their Study. They recorded 31 conversations , all participants were white, middle class and under 35. In 11 mixed-sex conversations, men used 46 interruptions, women only 2. Many people have doubted the validity of their findings for many reasons. Problems.

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Introduction to Linguistics 6 Spoken Language

Introduction to Linguistics 6 Spoken Language. Prof. Jo Lewkowicz. The spoken language. Read through this short dialogue and decide where it is taking place. 1 A: Morning B: Morning 2 A: Nice day, again. B: Yep. G onna be another good one. 3 A: What can I get you?

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LEARNING MEDIUM

LEARNING MEDIUM. School : SMPN 1 Kudus Subject : English Class/Semester : VII / I Time Allocation : 2 x 40 minutes

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Sequence organisation in conversation: Adjacency pairs

Sequence organisation in conversation: Adjacency pairs. Sequence organization. Turns at talk are organized to be coherent and orderly and the relationship between turns is a meaningful one. This clustering of turns at talk is referred to as sequence organization.

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Adjacency Pairs ??? ??? ?????? ???? ????? ?????? ???? ??????? ???????? ??? ????? ??????????. Adjacency pairs is an important term used in socio-linguistics.

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Adjacency Pairs

Adjacency Pairs. Drs. Liliek Soepriatmadji, M.Pd. Adjacency pairs. Responsive Pairs of utterances occurring in a sequence of turns first-pair part: initiation second-pair part: response Base: Exchange of meanings. Pattern in AP. Example of AP 1.

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