-
colloquial lexis (everyday
informal words).
Utterances that are portra**** in
writing are planned,
unlike utterances in
improvised spoken language. In written...
- In the
philosophy of
language and
speech acts theory,
performative utterances are
sentences which not only
describe a
given reality, but also
change the...
-
length of
utterance (or MLU) is a
measure of
linguistic productivity in children. It is
traditionally calculated by
collecting 100
utterances spoken by...
- by Paul
Mirecki (VII) Allen, 2000. p.316
Taylor 2010, p.55; or
perhaps Utterances of
Going Forth by Day, D'Auria 1988, p. 187
Faulkner p. 54
Taylor 2010...
-
after some
reference point. The
reference point could be the time of
utterance, in
which case the verb
expresses absolute tense, or it
could be a past...
-
First Utterance is the
debut album of the
progressive folk band Comus. It was
released in 1971, with the
opening song "Diana"
being released as a single...
- Last
words are the
final utterances before death. The
meaning is
sometimes expanded to
somewhat earlier utterances. Last
words of
famous or
infamous people...
- Genie's
utterances beginning with "I want"
concluded that
Genie treated the
phrase as one word, and
noted that the
dependent clauses in
these utterances could...
- An
excited utterance, in the law of evidence, is a
statement made by a
person in
response to a
startling or
shocking event or condition. It is an unplanned...
- mid-
utterance;
phrases that are
restarted or repeated, and
repeated syllables; "fillers", i.e. grunts, and non-lexical or
semiarticulate utterances such...
