Talking on a Second Channel Using Parentheticals in English Discourse
Teaching Guide
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This lesson in Teaching Pragmatics aims to help students learn to pronounce a range of parentheticals appropriately. Parentheticals are expressions used to direct a message, to tell a listener how the speaker feels about a message, to manage the interpretation of the main message, to exemplify something, or to show deference or express something politely.
Author:
Wayne B. Dickerson
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Teaching Pragmatics
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