Main Categories of Command Speech Acts

Authors

  • Nasridinov Mukhridin Vaslidin o‘g‘li Fergana State University "Department of English language"

Keywords:

Speech act, locutionary, illocutionary

Abstract

In this article, in addition to the functions of the speech act, its main categories are studied, each category is analyzed in detail in various examples taken from literary works related to the speech act of command

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2023-04-26

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Vol. 17 (2023): TJPCH

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Main Categories of Command Speech Acts. (2023). Texas Journal of Philology, Culture and History , 17, 85-87. https://mail.zienjournals.com/index.php/tjpch/article/view/3838