DOI
https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol2-iss2-pp263-268Keywords
conversation analysis , authentic , language , speech , non-verbal , authentic speech , expressions of refusalsAbstract
The article analyzes the theory of language within the framework of functional linguistics and the linguapragmatic approach. This approach involves the creation of multiple sources for collecting reliable information, focused on developing lessons taking into account the specific communicative situation, as well as different social contexts and cultures. Among the methods of data collection, the analysis of authentic speech (conversational analysis) and the use of electronic language corpora stand out.
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