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| ====== Description of a speech event ====== | ====== Description of a speech event ====== | ||
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| Put otherwise, a speech event is a type of event in which people engage in speech acts, or use speech to take an action. A speech event will be typically be found in a specific speech situation. The classic example of a speech event is a // | Put otherwise, a speech event is a type of event in which people engage in speech acts, or use speech to take an action. A speech event will be typically be found in a specific speech situation. The classic example of a speech event is a // | ||
| - | > A: Hey, how are you? | + | - A: Hey, how are you? |
| - | > B: I’m good, and you? | + | - B: I’m good, and you? |
| - | > A: I’m good. | + | - A: I’m good. |
| - | > B: That’s good. | + | - B: That’s good. |
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