Identify the Illocutionary Act

Identify the type of illocutionary act present in this speech:

"I now pronounce you husband and wife."

• Directive

• Assertive

• Commissive

• Declaration

Identify the type of illocutionary act:

"I am very disappointed in the results."

• Directive

• Expressive

• Commissive

• Assertive

Identify the illocutionary act:

It is currently 3 o'clock in the morning.

• Assertive

• Declaration

• Directive

• Commissive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"I promise I will never leave your side."

• Directive

• Assertive

• Commissive

• Expressive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"Be a dear and fetch me a bucket of water."

• Commissive

• Assertive

• Declaration

• Directive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"I am very sorry for your loss."

• Expressive

• Commissive

• Directive

• Assertive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"I believe they can make it out of this one."

• Declaration

• Expressive

• Assertive

• Directive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"I shall return to this place one day."

• Commissive

• Declaration

Identify the illocutionary act:

"Take me as far away from here as you can."

• Directive

• Assertive

• Commissive

• Expressive

Identify the illocutionary act:

"You're fired."

• Commissive

• Expressive

• Declaration

• Directive