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Froggy Jumps Speech Act TheoryOnline version Choose the correct option by Natalia Gonzalez 1 " Turn of the lights before you leave" a Interrogative b Imperative c Declarative 2 "The sun sets in the west." a Promise b Explain c Inform 3 "It's cold in here." a Request b Promise c Inform 4 " Could you pass me the salt?" a Locutionary Act b Illocutionary Act c Perlocutionary Act 5 "It's raining outside." a Illocutionary Act b Perlocutionary Act c Locutionary Act 6 "I promise I won't be late again." a Request b Promise c Declare 7 "I now pronounce you husband and wife" a Inform b Promise c Declare 8 "She suggested that they should read more fiction to improve their creativity." a Imperative b Indirect Speech c Direct Speech 9 “Go ahead, try it. See where that’ll get you!” a Warning b Permission c Threat 10 After arriving late and flustered someone says “I’m sure I must look awful.” a A complaint of self-criticism b An apology or excuse c A request for reassurance 11 "The meeting is at 10 a.m." a Conveys information b Elicits information c Elicits action 12 "If you missbehave, I'll call the head'' a Demands action b Commits the speaker to an action c Commits the speaker to an action that the hearer does not want

Froggy Jumps

Speech Act TheoryOnline version

Choose the correct option

by Natalia Gonzalez

" Turn of the lights before you leave"

Interrogative

Imperative

Declarative

"The sun sets in the west."

Promise

Explain

Inform

"It's cold in here."

Request

Promise

Inform

" Could you pass me the salt?"

Locutionary Act

Illocutionary Act

Perlocutionary Act

"It's raining outside."

Illocutionary Act

Perlocutionary Act

Locutionary Act

"I promise I won't be late again."

Request

Promise

Declare

"I now pronounce you husband and wife"

Inform

Promise

Declare

"She suggested that they should read more fiction to improve their creativity."

Imperative

Indirect Speech

Direct Speech

“Go ahead, try it. See where that’ll get you!”

Warning

Permission

Threat

After arriving late and flustered someone says “I’m sure I must look awful.”

A complaint of self-criticism

An apology or excuse

A request for reassurance

"The meeting is at 10 a.m."

Conveys information

Elicits information

Elicits action

"If you missbehave, I'll call the head''

Demands action

Commits the speaker to an action

Commits the speaker to an action that the hearer does not want

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Speech Act Theory

Froggy Jumps

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Speech Act TheoryOnline version

by Natalia Gonzalez

" Turn of the lights before you leave"

"The sun sets in the west."

"It's cold in here."

" Could you pass me the salt?"

"It's raining outside."

"I promise I won't be late again."

"I now pronounce you husband and wife"

"She suggested that they should read more fiction to improve their creativity."

“Go ahead, try it. See where that’ll get you!”

After arriving late and flustered someone says “I’m sure I must look awful.”

"The meeting is at 10 a.m."

"If you missbehave, I'll call the head''

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