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| Open Access | CHOICE AND ADAPTATION OF PRAGMATIC STRATEGIES
Nuraliyeva Ozoda , Teacher of the Language Department of Samarkand State Medical UniversityAbstract
Based on this, we believe that the above statements can be combined into a single macro speech act. After all, no matter how long his speech is, the intended communicative goal is the same. In this case, the basic meaning of what is said is not important, but what is important is the content hidden inside the discourse.
Keywords
Pragmatics, strategy, implicature, rhetoric, performative.
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