{im the Name of Allah who is Rahman and Raheem, a Context b. Inference G& PresuppositionsA. 122. __ Expressions; a type of action performed by a speaker with the utterance, requesting, commanding, ‘questioning, or informing, Itis of two types: a. Speech Tricks Be speech asa c ea 123. Questions (sentence start with helping verb) a. Direct Act—A b, Indirect Act c. Inference Act 124. Normal sentence a. Direct Act b. Indirect Act--A c. Inference Act 125. Showing awareness and consideration of another person's face. [t is of two types; a. Matiteness B. Speceh Act © Speech Theory 126. Need to be independent and free from imposition a. Negative face—A b. Positive Face ¢. Normal Face 127. Need to be connected and belonging to the member of group. a. Positive Face b. Normal face c. Negative face- Chapter #11 Discourse Analysis 13 128, The study of language in text and conversations. a. Semantics b. Discourse Analysis~-A c. Pragmatics .- 129. The arrangement of text in a sentence, (Textual meaning and function) a Cohesion b. Coherence c. Textual Analysis 130. The sense in the people. (Cultural meanings) a. Inference b. Coherence—A © Cohesion 131. | The way in which a speaker takes a turn, a. Mood b. Tuen-takingeA © Speakiers time 132. Grice ‘s maxims; make your conversational contribution such as is required, at the stage which is occurs by the accepted purpose or direction of talk exchange in which you are engaged. a. The Couperative principics—A be Discatsstu Prinety ©. Quality Prinicple 133, Sayas required a. Maxim ot quality A b. Maxim of Quantity c. Maxim of manae 134, Sy accurate and authentic 4. Mayan ot qu. tay bh, Magtin of Quantity =’ 6 Maxi of manner 135, Be relevant in discussion a Axum atrebitian—A Maximo nner Work Hard, even being Vendor, Almighty will award you the reward of your struggle, if you are believer