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1.	rhetorical structure		Meaning's version of syntax. Kind of like a big outline of the ideas being expressed: main idea, followed by facts, etc. Relates entire phrases, sentences, etc; concepts like justification. Synax would only relate words; concepts like quantification. (a and dog)
2.	conversational implicative (4)		4 Maxims established by Grice that have to do with pragmatics. 1. Quality (truth) 2. Quantity (exactly as much info as expected) 3. Relevance 4. Manner (ambiguity)
3.	perfomative verbs		Assert, ask, order, advise, warn, promise, bet. They actually accomplish the verb when said. Use "hereby" test to check.
4.	Relevenance Theory		Based on Grice's Cooperation: communication based on intentions.
5.	flow of reference		- We often use pronouns instead of repeating old information. - Will swap a/the/them/it without notice. - Different forms of saying the same thing have different meaning in context.
6.	direct speech acts		declaration questioning imperative ^ Are generally defined well, unlike threats which can vary.
7.	scope		Prominence of one quantifying over another. Two girls hugged very boy. (Two has scope over every.)
8.	indirect speech acts		Doesn't directly address issue, but "answers" as a correct response. Would you like to meet me for coffee? I have class. (Rejection)