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P R E S U P P O S I T I O N I N J O E B I D E N ’ S I N A U G U R A T I O N S P E E C H
PRESUPPOSITION IN JOE BIDEN’S
INAUGURATION SPEECH
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Keywords: Pragmatics, presupposition, inauguration speech.
INTRODUCTION
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e of Joe Biden’s utterances in his speech on his first inauguration speech is “I will make America respected around the world again.
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concerns truth and falsehood of propositions. For example, “Mary got an A grade in her oral examination” has multiple meanings that Mary is a student,
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1. Types of Presupposition in Joe Biden’s Inauguration Speech
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