Speech acts

When Agatha says "So good to see you" which speech acts is she performing?

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• Representative

When Agatha says "Come in" which speech acts is she performing?

• Directive

• Commissive

• Declarations

• Expressive

When Agatha says "You must be tired after your long journey," which type of speech act is she performing?

• Representatives

• Commissive

• Directives

• Expressives

1. When Agatha says "You're part of the family now," which type of speech act is she performing? 

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• Commissive

• Directives

• Declarations

1. When Agatha introduces her family members and says "That's my brother" which type of speech act is she performing? 

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• Commissive

• Directives

• Expressives

1. When Elena replies "My English is not very good," in response to Agatha's comment, which type of speech act is she performing?

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• Commissive

• Directives

• Expressives

1. When Agatha says:” It’s tea time.”, which type of speech act is she performing?

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• Expressives

1. When Agatha says " Victor could take you by car," which type of speech act is she performing?

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• Commissive

• Directives

• Expressives

1. When Elena responds "to study English" to Agatha's question about the purpose of language school, which type of speech act is she performing? 

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• Expressives

1. When Agatha comments on her family photo and says " He arrives at home at 5 o'clock every day," which type of speech act is she performing?

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• Commissive

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• Expressives