Pragmatics

The relationship between the verbal expression and state of affair in the outer world as accurate regardless who produces it is concerned of

• Semantics

• signified

• pragmatics

• signifier

it is not in the speaker mind but in the sentences

• Entailment

• inference

• presupposition

• common expression

Speaker location is called pragmatically

• deictic center

• Speach area

• location

• Proximal

Speaker location is called pragmatically

• deictic center

• Speach area

• location

• Proximal

Speaker location is called pragmatically

• deictic center

• Speach area

• location

• Proximal

Assumption prior to an utterance is called

• Presupposition

• Assumption

• factive

• none of them

He is not playing well as usual is a type of presupposition

• Lexical presupposition

• factive

• both

• non of them

The term girl will be a girl is called

• Tautology

• emphiology

• both

• non of them

Additional conveyed meanings are called

• pragmatics

• Implicature

• implication

• non of them

As far as is an example of

• Adverb

• Hedges

• cooperative principal

• non of them