Types Of Speech Act PDF

GOODMORNING STEM MENDELEEV!!  GROUP 2 REPORTERS DALE ZEUS MORENO JAMELLA ROSE VILLAMIN DAVE ARVY ALBURO OBJECTIVES COMPREHEND SPEECH ACT IDENTIFY TYPES OF SPEECH ACT EXEMPLIFY DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEECH ACT JUMBLED LETTERS!!  1. CATCH EESP 2. TIOYRAN...

GOODMORNING STEM MENDELEEV!!  GROUP 2 REPORTERS DALE ZEUS MORENO JAMELLA ROSE VILLAMIN DAVE ARVY ALBURO OBJECTIVES COMPREHEND SPEECH ACT IDENTIFY TYPES OF SPEECH ACT EXEMPLIFY DIFFERENT TYPES OF SPEECH ACT JUMBLED LETTERS!!  1. CATCH EESP 2. TIOYRANUOCL 3. EOUIOAPRLCTNRY 4. RYNAOITOCULLI 5. HJNO IUSANT  TYPES OF SPEECH ACT  WHAT IS A SPEECH ACT? ➵ A speech act is any utterance that serves a function in communication. ➵ Speech that can be used to make statements, ask questions, apologize, describe, or persuade, among many other uses. ➵ In a speech act, words are used to do something, not just to say something. JOHN L. AUSTIN ➵ A British philosopher, introduced speech act theory in his book How to Do Things with Words. He defined performatives as types of speech where a person's words actively cause something to happen, rather than merely stating something. THREE TYPES OF SPEECH ACT (1962) 1.) Locutionary 2.) Illocutionary 3.) Perlocutionary  LOCUTIONARY ➵ A speech act to express something. ➵ This speech act can be referred to as the act of saying something. Examples: Statement: "The sky is blue." Question: "What time is it?" Command: "Close the door." Request: "Can you help me with this?" Assertion: "I have finished my homework." ILLOCUTIONARY ➵ A speech act to do something with the intention conveyed by the speaker. ➵ This speech act is referred to as the act of doing something. Examples: Assertive: "It’s raining outside." (asserting a fact) Directive: "Please turn down the music." (requesting action) Commissive: "I promise to call you tomorrow." (committing to a future action) Expressive: "I’m really sorry for what happened." (expressing regret) Declarative: "I hereby pronounce you husband and wife." (performing an action through speech) PERLOCUTIONARY ➵ A perlocutionary act is a speech act that produces an effect, intended or not, achieved in an address by a speaker's utterance. Examples: Request: "Could you please pass the salt?" — The perlocutionary effect is that the listener feels inclined to pass the salt. Apology: "I'm sorry for being late." — This might make the listener feel reassured or appreciated. Compliment: "You did a great job on that presentation." — This could boost the listener's confidence. Threat: "If you don't stop that, there will be consequences." — The listener might feel fear or anxiety. Invitation: "Would you like to join us for dinner?" — This might make the listener feel welcomed or included. ASSIGNMENT Give 5 characters in your favorite movie/series. Each character must have their locutionary(line), illocutionary(intention), and perlocutionary(effect). (4 POINTS EACH) (DEADLINE: MONDAY)  !REFERENCES! https://youtu.be/MJcNWu_YqJ0?si=AwBQsW3BxG16MIhP https://l.facebook.com/l.php? u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Furl%3Fsa%3Dt%26source%3Dweb%26rct%3Dj%26opi%3D89978449%26url%3Dhttp s%253A%252F%252Frayyanjurnal.com%252Findex.php%252Faurelia%252Farticle%252FviewFile%252F263%252Fpdf%26ved %3D2ahUKEwiRxvuKha6JAxWJp1YBHd7BDJAQFnoECBAQBg%26usg%3DAOvVaw0fU5itFRPLt9SGaCQ9K1i3%26fbclid%3DI wZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1Xl- kCfyDLYgXzH70JSICROIbBt4E7UjckAzQmyhu1jNg5pevLeHkp9h0_aem_TQRm_1w7bLYQYAKNY3bGgQ&h=AT2H9Olu8pFiPdx B8CcBWpL9Ejair24gilXJzlMN1a4aUr1cxAvfakhF6VI98QIYUq-qWhEXeU5BVWPqxnO- 0Wtb8kNfop201wVVZ5qdd9K1WyCQLHYPFtQ2oalfvBk1DsZFYg https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fglossary.sil.org%2Fterm%2Fperlocutionary- act%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2Z397RngxxrBYbp4pJfFKbKeTG3PLgQbHCopx2LbiDJ8Xg1cBXClU3Xyc_aem_S ms3Bi2qke2Bt1qKYdk7cA&h=AT2H9Olu8pFiPdxB8CcBWpL9Ejair24gilXJzlMN1a4aUr1cxAvfakhF6VI98QIYUq- qWhEXeU5BVWPqxnO-0Wtb8kNfop201wVVZ5qdd9K1WyCQLHYPFtQ2oalfvBk1DsZFYg https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fstudy.com%2Facademy%2Flesson%2Fspeech-act-theory-definition- pragmatics.html%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR2A3ZP5IVEMbHgpiGxKENxOXvpA3NXW-yI0WE_x_Gm- 1irFE8Iq2wSF0ig_aem_3NyjLjhptbXDrD8BIj5sFQ&h=AT2H9Olu8pFiPdxB8CcBWpL9Ejair24gilXJzlMN1a4aUr1cxAvfakhF6VI98QI YUq-qWhEXeU5BVWPqxnO-0Wtb8kNfop201wVVZ5qdd9K1WyCQLHYPFtQ2oalfvBk1DsZFYg THANKYOU FOR LISTENING