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Which of the following is an example of a demonstrative pronoun?
Which of the following is an example of a demonstrative pronoun?
- There
- This (correct)
- Yesterday
- You
Which option represents a time-related adverb?
Which option represents a time-related adverb?
- Tomorrow (correct)
- Him
- Them
- She
Which of these words is a pronoun that can replace a noun?
Which of these words is a pronoun that can replace a noun?
- There
- Now
- This
- Me (correct)
Which of the following is not an example of a pronoun?
Which of the following is not an example of a pronoun?
Which option includes a word that specifies the location?
Which option includes a word that specifies the location?
Which type of expression is used to create a connection with an antecedent?
Which type of expression is used to create a connection with an antecedent?
What is the role of inference in understanding anaphoric expressions?
What is the role of inference in understanding anaphoric expressions?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an anaphoric expression?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an anaphoric expression?
Which phrase correctly demonstrates an anaphoric connection?
Which phrase correctly demonstrates an anaphoric connection?
What is typically required for an anaphoric expression to be understood?
What is typically required for an anaphoric expression to be understood?
What does the visitor ask the passer-by?
What does the visitor ask the passer-by?
What can be inferred about the visitor's situation?
What can be inferred about the visitor's situation?
How does the passer-by respond to the visitor's question?
How does the passer-by respond to the visitor's question?
What is the purpose of using interrogative structure in direct speech?
What is the purpose of using interrogative structure in direct speech?
What reason might the visitor have for carrying luggage?
What reason might the visitor have for carrying luggage?
What is a possible reason the visitor looks lost?
What is a possible reason the visitor looks lost?
In direct speech, what type of question is generally not being asked?
In direct speech, what type of question is generally not being asked?
What is the main function of interrogative structures in requests?
What is the main function of interrogative structures in requests?
When using direct speech for a request, which is a common misconception?
When using direct speech for a request, which is a common misconception?
What is not typically conveyed when asking a question in direct speech?
What is not typically conveyed when asking a question in direct speech?
What is negative face primarily concerned with?
What is negative face primarily concerned with?
In the context of negative face, what does the term 'negative' signify?
In the context of negative face, what does the term 'negative' signify?
Which of the following statements best defines positive face?
Which of the following statements best defines positive face?
What can impact an individual's negative face?
What can impact an individual's negative face?
Which of the following represents a context where negative face is prioritized?
Which of the following represents a context where negative face is prioritized?
Study Notes
Anaphoric Expressions
- Anaphoric expressions connect to their antecedents through:
- Pronouns (e.g., "it")
- Phrases with a determiner and a noun (e.g., "the puppy")
- Related nouns (e.g., "the little dog")
- Connections based on "inference" can be observed in sentences like: "We found a house to rent but the kitchen was very small."
- Interrogative structures in direct speech can be used to make requests rather than ask actual questions.
Negative and Positive Face
- Face-saving acts are divided into two types:
- Negative face: Reflects an individual's need to be independent and free from imposition
- Positive face: Reflects an individual's need to be liked, admired, and appreciated by others.
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This quiz explores anaphoric expressions that link back to antecedents, including pronouns and related nouns. It also delves into the concepts of negative and positive face, highlighting how they relate to communication and social interactions. Test your understanding of these essential linguistic features.
