Dr. Shadia Y. Banjar

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06 April, 2009

Presupposition

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Presupposition concerns the way in which propositions already presumed in a discourse context are usually not stated or questioned, but enco...

Reference and Inference

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Referring is one of the basic things we do with words, and it would be a good idea to understand what that involves and requires. Speaker re...
28 March, 2009

Deixis

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Personal deixis Spatial deixis Temporal deixis The term 'Deixis' comes from the Greek deiktikos (=“able to show”). This is related ...
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07 March, 2009

Pragmatics waste-basket

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Mey( 2001) gives us a full account of how pragmatics developed from the “waste-basket of semantics” into an independent and important domain...
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28 February, 2009

Lecture Notes:Introduction to Pragmatics

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Introduction to Pragmatics 1) Pragmatics: Pragmatics is a branch of general linguistics like other branches that include: Phonetics, Phonolo...

Pragmatics: Course Description

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Pragmatics: Textbook & References

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17 January, 2009

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Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns A pronoun that ends in self or selves is either a reflexive or an intensive pronoun. Reflexive Pronouns: A ...

Lecture Notes: PRONOUNS

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Pronouns : A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun or other pronoun. Pronoun Function in the Sentence: Correct pronoun usage is d...
05 January, 2009

Lecture Notes: Pronouns

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A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun or another pronoun. Like a noun, a pronoun can refer to a person, place, thing, or idea...
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04 January, 2009

LECTURE NOTES:POSSESSIVE NOUNS

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POSSESSIVE NOUNS : When creating possessive form nouns there are 8 simple rules: 1. If a singular noun does not end in s , add 's . The...

LECTURE NOTES: THE USE OF CAPITAL LETTERS WITH NOUNS

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Capital letters are used with: 1. Names and titles of people Winston Churchillb. Marilyn Monroec. the Queen of Englandd. the President of t...

Lecture Notes: Nouns

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Definition: A noun is a name given to an object or idea. Classes of Nouns: 1. A common noun is a name given to any one of a class of obje...
22 December, 2008

Lecture Notes: Subject-Verb Agreement

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Every clause in English has a subject and a verb, and these must agree in person and number. Rules: A. In simple present tense :When the sub...
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