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Examining the remaining forms , we can temporarily ignore Turns 4 and 7 , since they are intoned as ' read ' lines , and in fact correspond to the first word ( can ) on the page to be read . Turn 6 might represent a reading of the ...
Examining the remaining forms , we can temporarily ignore Turns 4 and 7 , since they are intoned as ' read ' lines , and in fact correspond to the first word ( can ) on the page to be read . Turn 6 might represent a reading of the ...
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Maria's Can I go ? in Turn 5 provides not only another ( slightly different ) example of equivocality , but also an illustration of the role of TURN - TYPES in analysing the sequencing of conversation . As a conversational act , Can I ...
Maria's Can I go ? in Turn 5 provides not only another ( slightly different ) example of equivocality , but also an illustration of the role of TURN - TYPES in analysing the sequencing of conversation . As a conversational act , Can I ...
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helps to confirm the passing from the ' getting - a - turn to the ' Perry reading ' formulated order , it is interpretable counterfactually . The group , we recall , is having a difficult time deciding which of these two orders controls ...
helps to confirm the passing from the ' getting - a - turn to the ' Perry reading ' formulated order , it is interpretable counterfactually . The group , we recall , is having a difficult time deciding which of these two orders controls ...
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