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C INTRODUCTION 1

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B ProblemFormulaiton ... 3 .

C ProblemLimtiaiton... 3 .. .

D ResearchObjecitves ... 4 .

E ResearchBeneftis ... 4 .... .

F De ifniitono fTerms ... 5

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C REVIEWOFRELATEDLITERATURE 7

.

A Theoreitca lDescirpiton ... 7 .

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a MicroFuncitons... 8 .

b MacroFuncitons ... 1 1 .

2 Pragmaitcs ... 1 2 .

3 SpeechActs ... 1 4 .

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ii i x .

b IllocuitonaryActs ... 1 7 .

c PelrocuitonaryActs... 2 0 .

4 PubilcSpeakingCommunicaiton ... 2 2 .

a Speech ... 2 2 .

b AudienceI nteraciton ... 2 4 .

5 Lexica lRepetiiton... 2 5 .

B Theoreitca lFramework... 2 6

.I I I R E T P A H

C METHODOLOGY 2 8

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A ResearchMethod ... .... 2 8 .

B ResearchSubjects... .... 2 9 .

C ResearchI nsrtument ... 3 0 .

D DataGatheirngTechnique ... 3 1 .

E DataAnalysi sTechnique ... 3 2 .

F ResearchProcedure ... 3 3

. V I R E T P A H

C RESEARCHFINDINGSANDDISCUSSION 3 4 .

A SpeechAct sFoundi nt heSpeeche s

o fKingandSukarno ... 3 4 .

1 LocuitonaryActsi nt heSpeeches ... 3 4 .

a LocuitonaryActsi nKing’ sSpeeches ... 3 5 .

b LocuitonaryActsi nSukarno’ sSpeeches... 4 0 .

2 IllocuitonaryActsi nt heSpeeches ... .... 4 5 .

a IllocuitonaryActsi nKing’ sSpeeches... 4 6 .

b IllocuitonaryActsi nSukarno’ sSpeeches... 5 5 .

3 PelrocuitonaryActsi nt heSpeeches... .. 6 7 .

a PelrocuitonaryActsi nKing’ sSpeeches ... 6 8 .

b PelrocuitonaryActsi nSukarno’ sSpeeches... 7 0

.

B Lexica lRepeititonUsedi nt heSpeeche s f

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v i x .

1 Lexica lRepeititoni nKing’ sSpeeches ... 7 4 .

2 Lexica lRepeititoni nSukarno’ sSpeeches... 8 9

. V R E T P A H

C CONCLUSIONS ,SUGGESTIONS ,ANDI MPLICATIONS 21 0 .

A Conclusions ... 1 02 .

B Suggesitons ... 1 04 .

C Impilcaiton sonTeachingandLearning ... .. 1 05

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R RENCES ... 1 07 S

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T Locuitonaryactsi nSukarno’ss peeches... 4 0 .

3 e l b a

T Illocu itonaryactsi nKing’ss peeches ... 4 7 .

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T Illocu itonaryact sinSukarno’ss peeches ... .... 5 6 .

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T Possiblepelrocu itonaryactsi nKing’ss peeches... 6 9 .

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T .Lexica lRepeititoni nSukarno’ sAsianArficanConference

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T Lexica lRepeititoni nSukarno’ sTheDoori s tsli lopen m e l b o r P n a i r I t s e W e h t f o n o it u l o S l u f e c a e P r o

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L E S

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t c A y r a n o it u c o ll I d n

a inKing’ sSpeeches... 1 12 .

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t c A y r a n o it u c o ll I d n

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1

I R E T P A H C

N O I T C U D O R T N I

e c u d o rt n i r e h c r a e s e r e h t , r e t p a h c s i h t n

I d and descirbed the nature and

e r a e s o h T . s r e t p a h c b u s x i s f o s t s i s n o c r e t p a h c s i h T . y d u t s d e s o p o r p f o t n e t n o c

h c r a e s e r , n o it a ti m il m e l b o r p , n o it a l u m r o f m e l b o r p , d n u o r g k c a b h c r a e s e r

s e v it c e j b

o ,r esearchbeneftis ,anddeifniitonoft erm .s

.

A ResearchBackground

Language ha s ti sp irmary funciton which i sto expres smeaning sand to

m r o f o t n i a e d i r e h / s i h m r o f s n a rt o t s d e e n r e k a e p s A . e s l e e n o e m o s o t e s e h t y e v n o c

l e e n o e m o s o t d e r r e f s n a rt e b n a c t a h

t se and be understood by the addressee .

d l e if m o o l

B (1993 )stated tha tby rtansformingt hementali magei nspeaker’ shead

e e s s e r d d a e h t , e s l e e n o e m o s o t d e r r e f s n a rt e b n a c t a h t m r o f l a c i s y h p e m o s o t n i

m e m a s e h t e v a h d n a , e g a s s e m l a c i s y h p e h t e d o c e d n a c n e h

t entali magecomei nto

d n a s n g i s o t n i t i g n it t u p y b a e d i r e h / s i h e d o c n e n a c r e k a e p s e h T . d a e h r e h / s i h

. d e s u e g a u g n a l e h t h g u o r h t s l o b m y s

e b n a c s g n i n a e m y e v n o c o t e g a s s e m l a c i s y h p e h t s a d e s u e g a u g n a l e h T

n o g n i d n e p e d y r a v n a c t a h t s m r o f y n a m n i d e s s e r p x

e thestiuaiton and i nvolving

l a m r o f ,s t x e t n e k o p s d n a n e tt ir w f o m r o f n i e b n a c t I .s e it i n u m m o c h c e e p s s u o ir a v

s i s t e g r e v i e c e r e h t t a h t e g a s s e m e h t f o g n i n a e m e h T . s e n o l a m r o f n i d n a

e n n a h c r o m u i d e m e h t , d e d o c s i e g a s s e m e h t h c i h w n i y a w e h t y b d e c n e u lf n

i l

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g n i v i e c e r d n a g n i d n e s y b g n i n a e m f o g n ir a h s e h t s i “ n o it a c i n u m m o c , s u h T . ) 5 . p .) 5 . p , 5 9 9 1 , r e n n i k S & e c ir G ( e g a u g n a l g n i s u ” s e u c c il o b m y s l n o t o n s i n o it a c i n u m m o c n a m u

H y a matte ro f rtansfer irng no iton .I t

n o it a c i n u m m o c l a e r n I . e c n e u lf n i l a u t u m d n a e c n e ir e p x e n o m m o c s e v l o v n i o t s r e h t o e c n e u lf n i o t s e p o h e h s / e h , s e t a c i n u m m o c r e k a e p s a n e h w , s s e c o r p a m o r f n e e s e b n a c t I .) 5 . p , 5 9 9 1 , s s o R ( o t m e h t s t n a w e h s / e h s a d n o p s e

r speecho r

g n i k a e p s c il b u

p , for i nstance. The speaker’ schoice so fword so rsentence ,even

m e h t s r e v il e d e h s / e h y a w e h

t , arer elatedt ot hepurposeo fhis/hers peech.I nothe r

s a h c e e p s e l o h w e h t e c n e u lf n i m e h t g n ir e tt u f o y a w e h t d n a s e c n a r e tt u e h t ,s d r o w . e c n e i d u a e h t n o t c e f f e e h t s a l l e w e h t m o r f n e e s e b n a c h c e e p s e v it c a r e t n i d n a e v it c e f f e , h g u o h tl A n w o s ’ r e k a e p s e h t s i t i , d e s u e g a u g n a l e h t d n a f l e s ti h c e e p s e h t f o n o it a z i n a g r o f o d n i k a h c u s e s u o t n o it a v it o

m word choice sand combinaitons .The speaker’ s

. g n i n a e m r o e g a s s e m d e d n e t n i r e h / s i h t n e s e r p e r n a c t a h t y a w a n i d e s s e r p x e s i a e d i g n i K r e h t u L n it r a

M Jr .andf orme rPresiden tofI ndonesiaSukarnoaret wo

d e d r o c e r n e e b e v a h s e h c e e p s ri e h T . d lr o w s i h t n i s r e k a e p s l a it n e u lf n i y n a m g n o m a d e r a h s d n

a al love r the wo lrd .King inspried people and communicated hi s

p s s i h h g u o r h t s g n i d n u o r r u s s e u s s i y ti n a m u h n o s n r e c n o

c eeche sand sermons ,

s a e r e h

w Sukarno arouse ,especially ,Indonesians ’ spiir to fsrtuggle through hi s

. s e h c e e p

s Throught hei rcha irsma,t heyin lfuencedmanypeoplet ot akeacitonand

.s e h c e e p s e h t n i d e s o p o r p y e h t s e u s s i o t d e t a l e r s e g n a h c e k a m t a h t n o it a c i n u m m o c c il b u p s a d e d u l c n i s i h c e e p s r o g n i k a e p s c il b u P r e k a e p s e h t f o s a e d i d n a g n i n a e m s y e v n o

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g u o r h

T h pub ilcspeaking ,thespeake rmayhopehe/shecani n lfuencet heaudience

t s t n a w e h s / e h s a e s n o p s e r m r o f r e p o

t o ,o raffectt hem t o t akeaciton .Therefore ,

d e m i a h c r a e s e r s i h

t tos tudyt heconten to fwhatt hes peaker sdidt hroughl anguage

n

i King and Sukarn o’s speeche sbased on Ausitn’ sspeech ac ttheory and the

n o it it e p e r l a c i x e l h g u o r h t s e h c e e p s e h t f o t n e m e l e c it s il y t

s .

.

B ProblemFormula iton

e t a l u m r o f r e h c r a e s e r e h t , e v o b a d e t a t s d n u o r g k c a b h c r a e s e r e h t n o d e s a

B d

: s w o ll o f s a s m e l b o r p e h t

.

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d n a . r

J Sukarno?

.

C ProblemLimtia iton

d n a . r J g n i K r e h t u L n it r a M h t o

B Sukarno had given many speeche so n

e f fi

d ren toccasions .Thei rspeeche swereabou tvairoust opic .s I n accordancewtih

e h t r o e c n e i d u a e h t , n o i s a c c o e h t d n a n e v i g h c e e p s e h t f o s c i p o t f o y t e ir a v e h t

d e s u e l y t s e g a u g n a l e h t o t s e c n e r e f fi d s tl u s e r tI . ll e w s a t n e r e f fi d e r e w s e e s s e r d d a

c e e p s ri e h t n

i hes .

s e h t t c u d n o c o t e l b a e b o

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e h

t rtanscirpt so fKing and Sukarno’s esp eche stha tweregiven t o t hesame kind

s a m r o e l p o e p n o m m o c e r e w h c i h w e c n e i d u a f

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-. 5 6 9

1 The seleciton o f speeche s analyzed w as due to the histo irca l event s

e h t d n a m o d e e r f l a i c a r r o f e l g g u rt s e h t e r e w h c i h w , s r a e y e s e h t g n ir u d d e n e p p a h

. e t a t s a f o n o it a r e b

il

d e s u r e h c r a e s e r e h

T the rtanscirpt so fKing and Sukarno’s speeches tha t

a

h ev simliart opic .Thet opico fspeeche sselected f ort hisr esearch wasr elated t o

a f o n o it a r e b il d n a m o d e e r

f raceo rstate .Ther esearche rquesitone donthespeech

d e s u s t c

a and the lexica lrepeititons found in the rtansc irpt so fspeeches. By

w o r r a

n i ng the speeche sanalyzed, t hi sstudy w ld ou beeasiert o handleand more

. e l b a e g a n a m

.

D ResearchObjecitves

Thereare t w o objecitvest ha tcan be obtained .By conducting t hi sstudy ,

a w r e h c r a e s e r e h

t sexpectedt obeablet o:

.

1 Figureoutt hespeechact susedi nt hespeeche so fMaritnLuthe rKingJr .and

o n r a k u S

.

2 Findoutt hel exica lrepeititonsusedi nt hes peeche so fMaritnLuthe rKingJ r .

d n

a Sukarno

.

E ResearchBeneftis

t c e p x e y d u t s s i h t f o r e h c r a e s e r e h

T e dthatt her esutl scanbebeneifcialf o :r

.

1 Reader soft hiss tudy

s i h

T study i s expected to be beneifcia l fo r the reader s in providing

s i h t n i d e s s u c s i d s c i p o t e h t o t d e t a l e r n o it a m r o f n

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.

2 Scholars

t n a w o h w e s o h t r o f n o it a m r o f n i l a i c if e n e b e v i g n a c y d u t s s i h t f o s tl u s e r e h T

d n a . r J g n i K r e h t u L n it r a M t u o b a e g d e l w o n k n e p e e d o

t Sukarno.

.

3 Pub ilcs peakers

, e v it c e f f e g n i k a m n i s r e k a e p s c il b u p o t e c n a c if i n g i s e d i v o r p l li w y d u t s s i h T

n a c t a h t h c e e p s e v it c a r e t n

i ber emarkablef ort heaudience.

.

4 Futurer esearchers

s i h

T study give sfuture researcher sbeneifcia l input s to conduc t simlia r

r a e s e

r ch abou t speech act s and lexica l repeititons , in ti s relaiton wtih

’ r e k a e p

s si nteracitonwtiht heaudience.

.

F De ifniitono fTerms

s i h

T study include ssomespeciifct erm .s I n an attemptt o clarfiyconcept s

n o it a t e r p r e t n i s i m d i o v a d n

a , t he following explanati on deifnes t he key word so r

n i d e s u y ll a c if i c e p s s m r e t f o s e s a r h

p thi sstudy.

.

1 Speech

e l b a il e r e s u d n a r e n n a m l a c i g o l n i s a e d i y e v n o c o t y a w a s i h c e e p S

. ) 7 0 0 2 , C N U ( s t n i o p s ’ r e k a e p s e h t t r o p p u s o t e c n e d i v

e Speech communicate s

il b u p n i y l e v it c e f f e s t h g u o h

t c o rto the audience .I tconsist so fthree main pa tr s

c i p o t e h t o t m e h t e k a t d n a n o it n e tt a s ’ e c n e i d u a e h t n i a g o t n o it c u d o rt n i y l e m a n

d e u s s

i ,body in which the speake rexplain sthe main topic and suppo tr si twtih

n o i s u l c n o c d n a , s e c n e d i v

e to restate and make remarkable conclusion through

h c e e p s e h t f o g n i s o l c e v it c e f f

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e r a y d u t s s i h t n i d e z y l a n a s e h c e e p s e h T . h c e e p s c il b u p r o , g n i k a e p s c il b u p , h c e e p s

d n a . r J g n i K r e h t u L n it r a M y b d e r e v il e

d Sukarno .

.

2 Speechacts

n e h w d e m r o f r e p t a h t n o it c a f o s d n i k r a l u c it r a p s a d e n if e d e r a s t c a h c e e p S

, g n i n r a w , g n i s i m o r p , g n it a t s y b s a h c u s h c e e p s r o s n o i s s e r p x e e h t g n ir e tt u

n o o s d n a , g n ir e d r

o (Cruse ,2000 ,p.331). Speech act sconsist soft hreeseparate

y l e m a n ) 4 7 9 1 , e lr a e S ( s t c

a an ac to fsaying something l(ocuitonaryac)t ,anac to f

g n i h t e m o s g n it c e f f a f o t c a n a d n a , )t c a y r a n o it u c o ll i( g n i h t e m o s g n i o d

, t c a h c e e p s m r e t e h t s e s u r e h c r a e s e r e h t , y d u t s s i h t n I . )t c a y r a n o it u c o lr e p (

o it u c o lr e p d n a , t c a y r a n o it u c o ll i , t c a y r a n o it u c o

l nary ac ta sproposed by Ausitn

. e lr a e S d n a

.

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g n it a e p e r s i n o it it e p e r l a c i x e

L fully words, o r word-phrases , in a

f o e l p m a x e r e h t o n a o t r o t c e j b o e m a s e h t o t g n ir r e f e r r e h ti e , e c n e t n e s t n e u q e s b u s

m y n o n y s e s o l c s ti . g . e n o it a ir a v t c e j b

o wtihin thet ext .Beside smakingt hespeech

n o it it e p e r , e l y t s n i t n a c if i n g i s e r o m e b o

t aims t o emphasize poin ta swel las t o

g n it s e r e t n i d n a e v it c e f f e e r o m h c e e p s e k a

m (Buehler ,1950 ,p.103 ;Fowler ,1986 ,

9 9 9 1 , s ll o h c i N ; 4 6 .

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7 I I R E T P A H C

E R U T A R E T I L D E T A L E R F O W E I V E R

e z il a u t x e t n o c y r o e h t d e t a l e r f o w e i v e r a s t n e s e r p r e t p a h c s i h

T dt ot het opic

s r e t p a h c b u s o w t s e d u l c n i r e t p a h c s i h T . d e i d u t s g n i e

b :theoreitca ldescirpiton and

l li w n o it p ir c s e d l a c it e r o e h t e h T . k r o w e m a r f l a c it e r o e h

t discus stheo ire srelated

k r o w e m a r f l a c it e r o e h t d n

a wli lsummairzeand synthesizeal lrelevant t heo irest o .

s m e l b o r p h c r a e s e r e h t e z y l a n a

.

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e t a r o b a l e r e h c r a e s e r e h t ,t r a p s i h t n

I d related theo irest o analyzet he data . e

h t d e t a l e r e h

T o ire sused are t heory of l anguage funciton, t heory o fpragmaitcs , e h t d n a , n o it a c i n u m m o c g n i k a e p s c il b u p n i h c e e p s f o y r o e h t ,s t c a h c e e p s f o y r o e h t

. n o it it e p e r l a c i x e l

f o n o it a r e d i s n o c e h

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w s becauset het opicoft hi sstudy i sa irsenf romaphenomenoni nl anguages tudy e

s u e g a u g n a l h c i h w n

i inspeechesconvey sparitcularf uncitoni n communicaiton g

n i n a e m g n i s s e r d d a n i d n

a . Thi sstudy focused on t heanalysi so fspeech acts i n L

n it r a M f o s e h c e e p s e h

t uthe r King Jr . and Sukarno . Thus, the theory o f s

i h c i h w s t c a h c e e p s f o y r o e h t y ll a i c e p s e , s c it a m g a r

p undert hi s ilnguisitc ifeld ,

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1 Language Funcitons

f o s n a e m y r a m ir p a s a e g a u g n a l e s u o t n o n e m o n e h p l a r u t a n a s i t I

e n o g n it a c i n u m m o

c ’st houghts(Wisniewski ,2007) .I tresutl sdfiifcutly fo rsome )

3 9 9 1 ( d l e if m o o l B . s n o it c n u f e g a u g n a l e h t e n if e d o t e l p o e

p n d “pote erhaps

e w s a , d e t n a r g r o f r e h t a r ti g n i k a t ,t i e v r e s b o y l e r a r e w , y ti r a il i m a f s ti f o e s u a c e b

. ” g n i k l a w r o g n i h t a e r b o

d Finch (1998) a sctiedbyWisniewski( 2007 )divided the .

s e ir o g e t a c o w t o t n i s n o it c n u f e g a u g n a

l These catego ire sare micro funcitons d

n a , s e s u l a u d i v i d n i c if i c e p s o t r e f e r h c i h

w macro funcitonstha tdea lwtih more

.s m i a l l a r e v

o

.

a MicroFuncitons )

1 Physiologicalf unciton

w e i v s i h t n i e s u e g a u g n a l a f o n o it c n u f e h

T i sto release physica land

d e s u s i ti e r o f e r e h T . g n i n a e m s y e v n o c y l e r a r e s u e g a u g n a l e h T . y g r e n e s u o v r e n

, e l p m a x e r o F . y g r e n e d e s s e r p e r g n i s a e l e r r o f r e tt e b s l e e f r e k a e p s e h t e k a m o t y l n o

n o it c u rt s n i t u o h s n e tf o s n a f , V T e h t n i h c t a m l l a b t o o f g n i h c t a w n e h

w s ,expres s

r e y a l p e h t o t s d r o w e s r u c r o , t n e m t n i o p p a s i d , tr o p p u

s fo rexample :Go !Go !Go !

!l a o

G Meanwhlie ,a samean so fcommunicaitont ot heplayer ,st heseexpression s r

e k a e p s e h T . s s e l e s u e r

a ’ sexpression swli lno tgiveanyi n lfuencet ot heplayers . )

2 Phaitcf unciton

i k s w e i n s i W y b d e ti c s a ) 8 9 9 1 ( h c n i

F (2007)s tated thatt helanguageusein n

o it c n u f s i h

t i scharacteirzed byl acko fanyi nformaitveconten tandi si ntendedt o .

t n a s a e l p d n a l u f e c a e p e c n e t s i x e o c e h t e k a m d n a e l p o e p k n

il In sho tr ,i tb irng s

c o

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e e s s e r d d

a sthroughphrase sas‘ nicedayt oday’or‘ howdoyoudo’; da n incetrain n

o it a t u l a s e h t n i e c n a t s n i r o f , r e tt e l n i s a g n it ir w f o s e p y

t Dea rSi /rMadam and

g n i d n

e Yoursfatihfully. )

3 Recordingf unciton ) 8 9 9 1 ( h c n i

F menitone rd “ecording funciton denote susing language to s ti o t g n i w O . d e r e b m e m e r e b o t t h g u o t a h t s g n i h t f o d r o c e r e l b a r u d a e k a m

. e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f t n a c if i n g i s t s o m e h t y l b a b o r p s i g n it ir w e c n e s e r p i n m

o ” The

n a e m a s a e g a u g n a l f o e s u e h t n i d e t a rt s u ll i e b n a c e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f g n i d r o c e r

o

t note paritcular ,chronologica leven tin the past .Before being developed into d e p o l e v e d , s e r u t c i p f o m r o f n i m e t s y s g n it ir w t s ri f e h t ,s e m it t n e s e r p n i s t e b a h p l a

M e h t n

i iddle Eas tin 4000 BC to represen tsomething ,can be included a sthe .

e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f g n i d r o c e r

)

4 Identfiyingf unciton

d lr o w e h t n i s t n e v e d n a s t c e j b o e h t y fi t n e d i o t o s l a d e s u s i e g a u g n a L

) 7 0 0 2 , i k s w e i n s i W

( .Peoplemigh thavea concep to fan object i n thei rmind .To s i e g a u g n a l , o t g n ir r e f e r s i r e k a e p s a t c e j b o t a h w d n a t s r e d n u e l p o e p r e h t o t e l

e h t h t o b t c e j b o e h t g n i m a n y B . s d r o w o t n i t c e j b o n a f o t p e c n o c s i h t t u p o t d e d e e n

.t i y fi t n e d i d n a y fi n g i s o t e l b a e b l li w e e s s e r d d a e h t d n a r e k a e p

s In othe rword ,si t

r e k a e p s e h t t a h t o s s t c e j b o r o s g n i h t e m a n o t e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f e h t o t d e t a l e r s i

. ti o t r e f e r d l u o c e e s s e r d d a e h t d n a d e s s u c s i d g n i e b t c e j b o e h t y fi t n e d i d l u o

c “We

r a c a l l a c e w r e h t e h w , s g n i h t f o s e p y t t n e r e f fi d y fi s s a l c o t s e m a n e s u

i b o m o t u a n

a le ,a lorry ,a van o ra truck make sa big dfiference” (Wisniewski , .)

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)

5 Reasoningf unciton

ll a c i k s w e i n s i W y b d e ti c s a ) 8 9 9 1 ( h c n i

F e di tasi nsrtument soft hought .I n n

a m u

h thinkingproces ,sl anguageusei snecessarliyneeded.Becausehumanbrain i

s k r o

w n processingi nformaiton, i twli lbeveryd fiifcutlt ot hinkwtihou tanyuse T

. s d r o w f

o hu s language provide s wtih concept s formulated by mean s o f .

e g a u g n a

l When someonet hink sabou tsomethingo raconcept ,wordsr eferred t o p

m a x e r o F . d n i m n i e m o c l li w t

i le when someone t hink sabou tsta itonery ,wha t s

e m o

c his/he rmind mus tbe word srelated to i tsuch a spencli ,books ,ruler , .

c t e , n e p , r e s a r

e I tmus tbei mpossiblet ot hinkabouti twtihou tanyuseo fword .s )

6 Communicaitngf unciton

u m m o c w e i v s r e k a e p s t s o

M nicaitng a sthe majo rfunciton o flanguage . “Requesitng ,apologizing, i nforming ,orde irng a swel la spromising and refusing

s a e d i r u o g n it a c i n u m m o c r o f s n o s a e r l l a e r

a ” (Wisniewski ,2007). Fo rexample s

y a s e n o e m o s n e h

w can you tel lme wha t itme i sthis? hS e/he i spefrorming g

n ir e tt u y b , r O . g n it s e u q e r f o n o it c n u f g n it a c i n u m m o c e g a u g n a

l Jane wli lbe

5 t a e m o

h , t hespeakeri scommunicaitnghe rthought sofi nformingsomething t o .

e e s s e r d d a e h t

)

7 Pleasuref unciton

s r e k a e p s e h t h t o b r o f e r u s a e l p e v i g n a c e g a u g n a

L and ilsteners .I tcan be

n i a i e o p o t a m o n o d n a , n o it a r e ti ll a , e c n a n o s s a f o e s u e h t h g u o r h t e c n a t s n i r o f t l e f

s a l l e w s a , s e l u r c it c a t n y s f o e s u l a u s u n u , h s il g n E f o d n u o s d li m e h t , y rt e o p

0 2 , i k s w e i n s i W ( s e m a g e g a u g n a l d n a s n o it i s o p a t x u j g n i n a e m f o s e it l e v o

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o t , m a e r d o t “ s d r o w f o e s u e h t n i d e t a rt s u ll i e b n a c n o it a r e ti ll a e s u e h t , h c e e p s

.) 7 3 2 , 5 9 9 1 , r e n n i k S & e c ir G ( s d n u o s g n i n n i g e b s ti g n it a e p e r y b ” o d o t , e r a d

.

b MacroFuncitons )

1 Ideaitonalf unciton

i k s w e i n s i W y b d e ti c s a ) 8 9 9 1 ( h c n i F o t g n i d r o c c

A 0(2 0 7) in hi swebstie ,

I

“ deaitona lfunciton referst o t he conceptuailzing processi nvolved i n ou rmenta l .s

e it i v it c

a ” Through l anguage ,people can ifgureou twha thappen saround t hem. t

a h t g n it r o p e r s i e n o e m o s e l p m a x e r o

F thet sunam ihappened 5 minute satfe rthe s

e k a u q h t r a e e l a c s r e t h c i R 9 .

8 .To be able to repor twha thappened atfe rothe r .

e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f l a n o it a e d i e h t s m r o f r e p e l p o e p , d e n e p p a h g n i h t

)

2 Interpersonalf unciton

o t e l p o e p e l b a n e e g a u g n a l n a c y l n o t o n , n o n e m o n e h p l a i c o s a s A

t o h c a e e t a c i n u m m o

c he,ri talsoenablest hes peakert o rtansferi deasi nt hedesried r

e k a e p s e h t t n e s e r p e r o t d n a y a

w (Wisniewski ,2007) . tI i sbecause aconcept i n r e h / s i h g n ir r e f s n a rt t u o h ti w e e s s e r d d a e h t y b d o o t s r e d n u e b t o n n a c d n i m s ’ e n o

h t f o e n O . e g a u g n a l a o t n i s a e d

i e ways ,thi sfunciton can be seen when people o t s a e d i r e h / s i h g n ir r e f s n a rt s i e h s / e h , h c e e p s e h t h g u o r h T . h c e e p s a g n ir e v il e d

. s r e h t o

)

3 Poeitcf unciton

l , g n i n a e m d n a s d r o w e h t h g u o r h

T anguage can be manipulated in a

y a w e v it a e r

c asi n j oke so rmetaphors of rpleasure .Fo rexample :Lfiei sa boxo f t

e g o t g n i o g e r a u o y t a h w w o n k r e v e n u o y , e t a l o c o h

c .Thi smetapho rcompare s

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4 Textualf unciton

s e c n a r e tt u g n o l e t a e r c o t e l b a e r a e l p o e p , s e c i v e d c it s i u g n il n i a tr e c g n i s U

n a e v i s e h o c r

o d coherence piece o fw iritng .According to Jakobson a sctied by )

7 0 0 2 ( tr e b e

H ,

s r o t c a f r o , s t n e m e l e x i s f o d e s o p m o c s i n o it a c i n u m m o c l a b r e v f o t c a y n a

o c e h t( t x e t n o c a ) 1 ( :) l e d o m e h t f o s m r e t e h

t( -tex,tt hati ,st heothe rverba l g

a s s e m e m a s e h t n i s n g i

s e ,and the wo lrd in which the message take s r

e s s e r d d a n a ) 2 ( , ) e c a l

p o ra sende r(3 )an addressee o rareceiver ,(4 )a a ) 6 ( d n a e d o c n o m m o c a ) 5 ( , e e s s e r d d a d n a r e s s e r d d a n a n e e w t e b t c a t n o c

e g a s s e m

m o r

F the elaboraiton of language funcitons above ,i tcan be found that e r a h c i h w s e ir o g e t a c d a o r b o w t o t n i d e d i v i d e r a s n o it c n u f e g a u g n a l y ll a r e n e g

, ) 3 8 9 1 ( e l u Y d n a n w o r B o t g n i d r o c c A . n o it c n u f l a n o it c a r e t n i d n a l a n o it c a s n a rt

e li h W . t n e t n o c s s e r p x e o t e g a u g n a l f o n o it c n u f e h t o t s r e f e r l a n o it c a s n a rt

o it c a r e t n

i na lrefer sto the use o finterpersona llanguage tha ti srelated to socia l ,

s u h T . ) 1 . p , 3 8 9 1 , e l u Y & n w o r B ( s g n il e e f l a u d i v i d n i d n a s p i h s n o it a l e

r language

s i fl e s

ti asocia lphenomenona swel la samenta lphenomenont ha tcanbestudied 3

. p , 3 8 9 1 , h c e e L

( .)

.

2 Pragma itcs

s c it a m g a r p , s c it s i u g n il n i s e h c n a r b f o e n o s

A studie s abou t the

e n if e d ) 6 8 9 1 ( r e l w o F . s r e s u s ti d n a e g a u g n a l n e e w t e b s p i h s n o it a l e

r d pragmaitc sa s

d n a s r e s u e h t d n a s n o it c u rt s n o c s c it s i u g n il n e e w t e b p i h s n o it a l e r l a n o it n e v n o c e h t “

g n a l f o s e s u e h

t uage” .There aret hree aspects i nvolved i n t hi sdeifniiton .Those e h t d n a , e g a u g n a l e h t f o s r e k a e p s r o s r e s u e h t , n o it c u rt s n o c s c it s i u g n il e r a

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n i k m o r

F and Rodman (2002 ,p.207 )wrote tha tpragmaitc si sconcerned n

il f o n o it a t e r p r e t n i e h t h ti

w guisitcmeaningi ncontext .Accordingt oFromkinand )

2 0 0 2 ( n a m d o

R , t hereare t wo context swhich are relevant t o i nterpre tmeaning , y

l e m a

n ilnguisitc context and stiuaitona lcontext .The ilnguisitc scontex tdeal s e

s a r h p e h t s e d e c e r p t a h t e s r u o c s i d e h t h ti

w o rsentencet obei nterpreted( Fromkin & Rodman ,2002 ,p.207) .Interpreitng the meaning through the discourse ,the

d e r e v il e d s e c n a r e tt u r o e c n e t n e

s , leadst o t hesecond context ,stiuaitona lcontext . w

l a e r e h t f o e g d e l w o n k e h t s e v l o v n i t x e t n o c l a n o it a u ti

S o lrd referent so fthe

e r a e h , r e k a e p s e h t s w o ll a t I . e s r u o c s i

d r ,and anyt hridparite spresent( Fromkin & .

p , 2 0 0 2 , n a m d o

R 208 .)

f o y d u t s a d n a r e d r o s d r o w h ti w s n r e c n o c h c i h w x a t n y s m o r f t n e r e f fi D

v n i o s l a s c it a m g a r p , s c it n a m e s d e ll a c g n i n a e m l a r e ti l s d r o

w olves the language

. s r e s

u Yule( 1996 ,p.4 )a sctiedbyMeidaraitka (2008)stated thati nt hist hree-par t o t n i n a m u h s w o ll a s c it a m g a r p y l n o ; s c it a m g a r p d n a , s c it n a m e s , x a t n y s , n o it c n it s i d

. s i s y l a n a e h t

e n if e d e r ) 3 8 9 1 ( h c e e

L d pragmaitcst obemoret han meaningt hatr elaitves u

b e g a u g n a l f o r e s u r o r e k a e p s a o

t talsot ot hespeechstiuaiton ,s“ Ishallr edeifne n

i g n i n a e m f o y d u t s e h t s a , s c it s i u g n il f o e s o p r u p e h t r o f s c it a m g a r

p relaiton t o

” s n o it a u ti s h c e e p

s (Leech ,1983 ,p.6) .Pragmaitc sconcern sontheuseofl anguage s e c n a r e tt u r o e c n e t n e s n e e w t e b p i h s n o it a l e r e h t n i y lr a l u c it r a p , n o it a c i n u m m o c n i

e h t n o s d n e p e d h c i h w d e s u e r a y e h t h c i h w n i n o it a u ti s e h t r o t x e t n o c e h t d n a

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a u g n a l f o g n i n a e m e h t e c n e u lf n i t a h t s n o it a u ti s h c e e p

S ge use studied in

a ir e ti r c g n i w o ll o f e s e h t o t d e t a l e r e r a s c it a m g a r

p (Leech ,1983 ,p.1 - )3 1 : 4

.

a Addresserandaddressee .

b Thecontex to fanutterance .

c Thegoa(ls )o fanutterance .

d Theu tterancea saf ormo fac to racitvtiy( speechac)t .

e Theu tterancea saproducto faverba lact

h ti w d e n r e c n o c g n i e b n i s c it n a m e s m o r f d e h s i u g n it s i d s i s c it a m g a r p “ , s u h T

a o t n o it a l e r n i g n i n a e

m speech stiuaiton”(Leech ,1983 ,p.15 )menitoned above. t x e t n o c a n i h ti w e g a u g n a l e s u e l p o e p w o h “ n o s e s u c o f s c it a m g a r p , s d r o w r e h t o n I

w d n

a hyt heyusel anguagei nparitcula rways”( McManis ,Stollenwerk ,Zhang& ,

z t n a s s i

B 1987 ,p.197).

.

3 SpeechAc ts . p , 6 8 9 1 ( r e k r a

P 1 -1 24 )a sctied byDarma( 2005), wrotethatt hereare ifve s s u c s i d s e h c n a r b e v if e h T . s c it a m g a r p f o d l e if e h t n i d e s s u c s i d s e h c n a r

b ed in

e r a s c it a m g a r

p performaitves ,feilctiy condiiton ,speech acts ,impilcature ,and .s

m i x a m l a n o it a s r e v n o

c Wherea sFromkin and Rodman (2002 ,p.221 )menitone d s

c it a m g a r p t a h

t include s speech acts , presupposiitons ,and deixis . Since thi s e

s u c o f h c r a e s e

r d ont hes peechact susedi nt hes peeche so fKingandSukarno,t he u

o w r e h c r a e s e

r ld fu trhe rdiscus son t het heory o fspeech act sused t oanalyzet he .

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, s c it a m g a r p f o d l e if e h t r e d n u y d u t s f o h c n a r b a s

A speech ac ttheory

y e b s e o d e c n a r e tt u n a t a h w s e i d u t

s ond jus t saying something (Fromkin & .

p , 2 0 0 2 , n a m d o

R 221) . tIi sr elated wtih t hecommunicaitngf unciton ofl anguage h

c i h w n

i speaker scanusel anguaget odot hings .Sealre( 1974 ,p.16 )wrote: e

h

T reasonf o rconcen rtaitngont hestudyo fspeechactsi ssimplyt his :al l s c it s i u g n il f o t i n u e h T . s t c a s c it s i u g n il s e v l o v n i n o it a c i n u m m o c s c it s i u g n il

, l o b m y s e h t , d e s o p p u s n e e b y ll a r e n e g s a h s a , t o n s i n o it a c i n u m m o

c word

r e h t a r t u b , e c n e t n e s r o d r o w , l o b m y s e h t f o n e k o t e h t n e v e r o , e c n e t n e s r o

i r o n o it c u d o r p e h

t ssuance o fthe symbo lo rword o rsentence in the .s

t c a h c e e p s e h t f o e c n a m r o f r e p

. n o it a c i n u m m o c c it s i u g n il f o s ti n u l a m i n i m r o c i s a b e h t s e m o c e b n e h t s t c a h c e e p S

( o t d e r r e f e r n o it c a e h t s e t u ti t s n o c y ll a u t c a e c n e t n e s e h t f o e c n a r e tt u e h

T Parker ,

.) 6 8 9

1 eT h focusi sont heacitons peaker sdobyperformingt hel anguage. n

it s u

A (1963) pointed ou t tha t when people use language , they are s

t c a h c e e p S . n o it c a f o d n i k a g n i m r o f r e

p then can be explained a sact stha t

s e r p x e e h t g n ir e tt u n e h w d e m r o f r e

p sion so rspeech .Ausitn proposed three l evel s o

t d e t a l e r t c a h c e e p s f

o theact sas entencemayperform .Theyare: .

a LocuitonaryAc t s n

it s u

A (1963 ) dfiferenitated locuitonary act s from the two othe r by f

r e p s a t i g n i n if e

d orming ac to fsaying something .A locuitonary ac tis “the e h t d n a , n o it c u rt s n o c n i a tr e c a n i s d r o w n i a tr e c , s e s i o n n i a tr e c f o e c n a r e tt u

m o r F . ) 3 6 9 1 , n it s u A ( ” e c n e r e f e r n i a tr e c d n a e s n e s n i a tr e c a h ti w m e h t f o e c n a r e tt u

n o it c u d o r p e h t n o s i t c a y r a n o it u c o l f o s u c o f e h t t a h t d e t a t s e b n a c t i , n o it i n if e d s i h

o f an utterance wtih cetrain condiiton .Lyon sa sctied by Cruse (2000 ,p.331 ) e

h s i u g n it s i

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)

1 Produceanutterancet hroughphysica lac to fspeaking :producing cetrain t ype m

y s n e tt ir w f o t e s a , e g a u g n a l n e tt ir w f o e s a c e h t n i r o ( e s i o n f

o bols),

)

2 Composeasentence :composingast irngo fword sconformingt ot hegramma r ,

e g a u g n a l e m o s f o )

3 Contextuailzedwhichi sr elatedt os peaker’si nteniton. d

d a ) 9 9 1 . p , 3 8 9 1 ( h c e e

L e d“Wemayprovisionallyi dentfiyt hel ocu itonary o

n o i s s i m s n a rt e h t h ti w t c

a f t he message i(deaitona lcommunicaiton)”. I tcan be :

w o ll o f s a d e t a rt s u ll

i

N O I T U C O

L :speake rsayst oheare rtha tX

) e c n e r e f e r d n a e s n e s n i a tr e c a h ti w n e k o p s s d r o w n i a tr e c g n i e b X ( s u h

T the rtansmission o fthe message in pefrorming locuitonary act sinvol s ve .

m r o f n i a tr e c n i e c n e t n e s g n i s o p m o

c Tha ti swhy locuitonary ac trefer sto a t

I . r e r a e h e h t s a n o s r e p r a l u c it r a

p comp irses theproduciton o fsound sand word s r

e k a e p s e h t y b g n i n a e m h ti

w (Schfifirn ,1994)t ot hehearer . m

r o f e c n e t n e s e h t , y d u t s s i h t n

I sanalyzed are declaraitve ,imperaitve , n i s i e v it a r a l c e d f o e l o r y r a m ir p e h T . t n e m g a r f d n a , n o it a m a l c x e , e v it a g o r r e t n i

n i s a ) ” e v it a r a l c e D “ , s w e h tt a M ( s t n e m e t a t s g n i k a

m Kate ha sletf .Imperaitve

, s w e h tt a M ( s r e d r o e v i g o t n o it c n u f y r a m ir p s ti s a h e c n e t n e

s “Imperaitve”) .

e c n e t n e

S Ge tou tnow!i sconsideredasi mperaitve .Whereasi nterrogaitvei sused g

n i k s a n e h

w quesiton s(Matthews ,“Interrogaitve”) ,fo rexample i she here? ro ?

ti s i e m it t a h

w whichmarksi n t heuseofi nterrogaitveword .Whlieexclamaiton i s “characteirsitcally used in emo itona l reacitons , a s opposed to quesitons ,

c t e , s t s e u q e r ,s t n e m e t a t

(34)

! e b d l u o w t a h

t o rwha ta grea tday! Laslty ,fragmen ti susually o fa sentence n

o i s s i m o e h t y b d e c u d e

r o fone o rmore element sfrom the consrtuciton to an .)

” t n e m g a r F “ , s w e h tt a M ( m r o f e t e l p m o c n

i When these form sare disitnguished

o s e h t o t n i s d a e l ti n e h t ,t x e t n o c d n a n o it n e t n i s ’ r e k a e p s m o r

f -called i llocuitonary

.s t c a

.

b IllocuitonaryAc t s r a n o it u c o l e li h

W y act i s t heac to fsaying something, i llocuitonary act i s e h t h c i h w n i ) n o it a c i n u m m o c l a n o s r e p r e t n i( e s r u o c s i d e h t f o n o i s s i m s n a rt e h t

r o f r e p r e k a e p

s m sanacti ns ayings omething( Leech ,1983 ,p.199 .)I nothe rwords , t

c a n a g n i m r o fr e p s i t c a y r a n o it u c o ll

i o fdoing something .I ti sdeifned a sthe n a g n it s e u q e r , s n o it s e u q g n i k s a , t c a f a g n it r e s s a e k il n o it a c i n u m m o c f o n o it c a

n i k m o r F ( g n i n r a w a g n i v i g r o , e s i m o r p a g n i k a m , n o it c

a & Rodman ,2002 .)

p o r p p a n i d e m r o f r e p s i s d r o w e h t g n ir e tt u r o t c a y r a n o it u c o l f

I irate

e m a s e h t , r e v e w o H . d e m r o f r e p n e e b s a h t c a y r a n o it u c o ll i , n o it i d n o c l a u t x e t n o c

r o F . ) 2 3 3 . p , 0 0 0 2 , e s u r C ( n o it u c o l t n e r e f fi d n i d e m r o f r e p e b n a c t c a y r a n o it u c o ll i

n i e l p m a x

e Isaw Jane thi smorning dan Isaw you rw fie thi smorning. These n

a c s e c n e t n e

s refert o t hesame meaning on t heassumpiton t hat t he addressee’ s e z il a e r n a c t c a y r a n o it u c o l e m a s e h t “ , d n a h r e h t o e h t n O . e n a J d e ll a c s i e fi w

e c n a t s n i r o F . ) 2 3 3 . p , 0 0 0 2 , e s u r C ( ” t c a y r a n o it u c o ll i t n e r e f fi

d whenas peakers ay s

e r e h t e b l l’

I ,t hi sutterancecanf uncitona sapromise ,aprediciton ,o rawarning . 5

0 1 . p , 3 8 9 1 ( h c e e L y b d e ti c s a ) 9 7 9 1 ( e lr a e

S - 61 ) 0 classi ifed illocuitonary

(35)

)

1 Asseritves

s a d r a w r o f ti t u p o t r e d r o n i n o it i s o p o r p a g n it r e s s a f o s y a w e r a s e v it r e s s A n I . e u

rt othe rwords ,thi sac tcommti sthe speake rto the rtuth o fthe expressed r o g n i m i a l c , g n i n i a l p m o c , g n it s a o b , g n it s e g g u s , g n it a t s n i e l p m a x e r o f n o it i s o p o r p

. g n it r o p e

r Performaitve verb scommonly used to asser tcetrain proposiiton are tr

o p e

r ,insist ,claim, maintain ,answer ,agree, remark ,meniton ,announce ,testfiy , d

n i m e

r ,admti ,disclose ,deny ,complain ,o rpredict(Alston ,2000) .Theutterance n

e p o s i r o o d t a h

T canconsttiuteanac to fasseritngt hatt hedoori snowopen. )

2 Driecitves

d n e t n i e r a s e v it c e ri

D ed to produce some effec tthrough aciton by the d n a , g n i s i v d a , g n it s e u q e r , g n i d n a m m o c , g n ir e d r o n i s r a e p p a y l n o m m o c t I . r e r a e h

. g n i d n e m m o c e

r Accordingt oAlston( 2000 ,p.34) ,“Driecitve sareconcernedwtih e

r p x e y l n o m m o c t I ” .s r e h t o f o r o i v a h e b e h t g n i d i u

g ssed t hrough t he useoft hese

: s b r e v g n i w o ll o

f ka ,s request , llt ,e command ,order ,forbid ,advise ,recommend , t

s e g g u

s ,o rpropose .To i llusrtate ,whenamothe rsayst ohe rchlidTakeyourf ee t e

l b a t e h t ff

o ,t hi sac tconsttiute sanac to fordeirng .Theeffec texpectedbyutteirng .

) 5 1 . p , 6 8 9 1 , r e k r a P ( e l b a t e h t f f o t e e f s i h g n i k a t d li h c e h t s i r e d r o s i h t

)

3 Commissives

Commissive scommti thespeaker t(o a greate ror l esse rdegree) t o some .

e ; s n o it c a e r u t a e

f g .promising ,vowing ,offeirng (Alston ,2000 ,p.34 ;Leech , 6

0 1 . p , 3 8 9

1 .) Moslty ,commisive sappea rwtih verb s ilkepromise ,bet ,guarantee , ,

e l p m a x e r o F . r e f f o d n a , e ti v n

(36)

)

4 Expressives

g n i h t e m o s n w o n k g n i k a m r o g n i s s e r p x e f o s t c a e h t s a d e r e d i s n o c s i s i h T

t d e t a l e r s i h c i h

w ot hespeaker’ spsychologica latttiudet owardst hestateo faffari s .

d e s o p p u s e r p n o it u c o ll i e h

t In shor,t i texpresse ssomepsychologica lstateoft he r

e k a e p

s (Alston ,2000 ,p.34) .I texist sin thanking ,congratulaitng ,pardoning , l

o d n o c , g n i s i a r p , g n i m a l

b ing ,etc.fo rexample: .

p l e h r u o y r o f u o y k n a h t ) I(

. n o it o m o r p r u o y r o f u o y e t a l u t a r g n o c I

, r

O Iapologizef ors teppingonyourt oe.

, e t a r e s i m m o c , e z i g o l o p a , k n a h t e r a t c a s i h t m r o fr e p o t d e s u y l n o m m o c t a h t s b r e V

. e t a l u t a r g n o c r o , t n e m il p m o

c Those are used to express: enthusiasm ,contempt , f

e il e

r , desrie , wliilngness , inteniton , opinion , opposiiton , determinaiton , s

s e n i p p a h n

u ,anddeilght(Alston ,2000 ,p ). .34 )

5 Declaraitons

ll a c ) 3 6 9 1 ( n it s u

A e d i ta sexerciitves . tI i sconsidered as t hegiving o fa n

o i s i c e

d in favo ro fo ragains ta ce train course o faciton (Ausitn ,1963 ,p.154 ) l a i c o s ‘ e h t g n ir e tl a f o s y a w l a b r e v , y ti r o h t u a f o e s i c r e x e l a b r e v a “ s a d e m r o f r e p

l a n o it u ti t s n i r o l a i c o s s ’ e n o y b e l b i s s o p e d a m s i t a h t t c a n a r o , g n i h t e m o s f o ’ s u t a t s

s u t a t s r o e l o

r ”(Alston ,2000 ,p.34) .

o t d e z ir o h t u a s i o h w e n o e m o s y b d e m r o fr e p e r a s n o it a r a l c e d r o s e v it i c r e x E

h ti w s d n o p s e r r o c h c i h w k r o w e m a r f l a n o it u ti t s n i n i h ti w o s o

d the proposiitona l

, g n i m a n , g n i n e t s ir h c , g n i s s i m s i d , g n i n g i s e r n i d e s u s i t I . y ti l a e r d n a t n e t n o c

n it a c i n u m m o c x

(37)

. e fi w d n a d n a b s u h s a u o

y Somepefrormaitveverb sused t o i ndicatedeclaraitve s e

r

a adjourn ,appoint ,pardon ,name ,nominate ,sentence ,h erie, fri ,and approve ,

0 0 0 2 , n o t s l A

( p 4. ). 3

f o e c n e t s i x e e h t s e if it s u j s b r e v e v it a m r o f r e p y r a n o it u c o ll i f o e c n e t s i x e e h T

.) 6 9 1 . p , 3 8 9 1 , h c e e L ( s e ir o g e t a c y r a n o it u c o ll i

.

c PelrocuitonaryAc t s t c a n a g n i m r o f r e

P o faffecitngsomeonebysayingsomethingi sconsidered .

t c a y r a n o it u c o lr e p s

a Performing pelrocuitonary ac tuse slanguage a sa too lto o

s t c e f f

a meone .Cruse(2000 ,p.332 )wrote“

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