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utterance acts are acts in which something is said (or a sound is made) that may not have any meaning

Propositional acts are clear and express a specific definable point, as opposed to mere utterance acts, which may be unintelligible sounds.

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locutionary act

Utterance act - verbal expression such word and sentence which is said

Example: Your outfit so cool

Propotional act - an act will speaker intend to do in the future

Example: I want to buy that outfit

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Perlocutionary:
the effect a speech act has on a listener. This could affect the listener's thoughts, emotions or even their physical actions.
Eg: you look silly with that goofy hat

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The aim of perlucotionary speech act is to change feelings, thoughts, or actions.
▪️"I was born a Indonesia, I will live a Indonesia, I will die a Indonesia!" (inspiring)
▪️"It is the bleak job situation that forces Filipinos to find jobs overseas." (persuading)
▪️"Texting while driving kills - you, your loved ones, other people!" (deterring)

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Illocutionary:
There are two basic kinds of illocutionary; directives and commissives.

directives = speech acts that are to cause the hearer to take a particular action, e.g. requests, commands and advice.
Eg: Angkat tanganmu shaggy!

commissives = speech acts that commit a speaker to some future action, e.g. promises and oaths.
Eg: Can I borrow some of your money? I'll give it back tomorrow afternoon.

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Utterance act
When someone produces the utterance, that utterance is called locutionary act.
-  `Could you pass the salt?'' uttered at a dinner table
Propositional act
A propositional act is a speech act that a speaker performs when referring or predicating in an utterance.
-"Will John leave the room?" "John will leave the room.", "John, leave the room!", "Would that John left the room.", and "If John will leave the room, I'll leave also."

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▪️Assertive: act in which the speaker expresses belief about the truth of a proposition.

No one makes better pancakes than I do.

▪️Directive: act in which the speaker tries to make the addressee perform an action.

Please close the door!

▪️Commissive: act which commits the speaker to doing something in the future.

From now on, I will participate in our group activity.

▪️Expressive: act in which the speaker expresses his/her feelings or emotional reactions.

I am so sorry for not helping out in our group projects and letting you do all the work.

▪️Declaration: act which brings a change in the external situation.

You are fired!

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The effect/action brought by the utterance
Example: "Smoking kills"

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Illocutionary (Austin) is the act of doing something. In Illocution, there are 5 type of them:
1) Representative
Commit the speaker believe about something the truth or not. (Examp) " the sun is part of star" tell the fact)

2) Directives
They express about what they want directly to the hearer. (Examp) " Please Close the Door!"

3) Commissives
Commit the speaker to some future course of action.
Example: " I'll be back " (promising)

4) Declaratives
They express psychological states and can be statements of pleasure,
pain, likes, dislikes, joy or sorrow, surprise, apologize, thank.
Example:" I am really sorry! " (Apologizing)

5) Expressives
Attitude and emotion that speaker use to intending something.
Example: "Congrats for the promotion" (Speaker want to borrow money)

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The action resulted

exp:
it is so dark in this room

the act would be the speaker switch the light on or the recipient will.

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The intention or the meaning of what was said.
Example : "Dont waste your breath" (Expressive)

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Literal meaning of utterance.
Example: "It is summer. "

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Representative: what speaker belief
Example : I do belief alien is exist

Directive : to make someone to do something
Example : omg the door is open

Commissive : statement that commit the speaker to do action as describe by proposional content.
Example : speaker explaining how to cook something based on the recipe.

Expressive: Statements that express the sincerity condition of the speech act
Example : you are so kind

Declaratives: Statements that attempt to change the world by representing it as having been changed
Example : Now the war begin

Indra & Ani

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Intention behind utterance given

1. Representatives > based on the speaker's belief (exp: claim, belief, intend)

I belief the earth is flat

2. Directives > to get someone to do something. (exp: could you lend me a pen?)

3. commissives > Future course of action (exp: I'll be back)

4. Expressives > Feelings (exp: don't cry, I'll always by your side)

5. Declaration > Immediate change/acts (exp: declaration of war, marriage)

declare a war now!

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Meaningful utterance.

exp: the box is heavy

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Locutionary:
Locutionary acts can be broken into two basic types; utterance acts and propositional acts.

An utterance act = a speech act that consists of the verbal employment of units of expression such as words and sentences, note. utterance acts are acts in which something is said (or a sound is made) that may not have any meaning

Propositional act = Propositional acts are clear and express a specific definable point, as opposed to mere utterance acts, which may be unintelligible sounds.