Grammar and interaction Flashcards

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What is a multi-unit turn?

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A turn is usually made of one sentence. (more than one word)

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What is the role and importance of idioms?

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Idioms prompt agreement. They act as sequence closers.

They’re used as ‘truisms’

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What is social solidarity?

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the perfect end to a conversation, is to end on an agreement or an affiliation

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What is the importance of grammatical forms?

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They may be positioned not only with respect to sentence structure but with respect to turn and sequence structure

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What does the lexical item “anyway” suggest?

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An object that has a different force according to its position in a sentence. Switch subject at beginning or refer back to a point at the end

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What is the importance of “oh”?

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Marks a shift in epistemic knowledge. Shows a shift in information known… Nice jewish boy? Oh of course!

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What does “actually” suggest?

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CHANGE OF STATE

turn-initial = new TCU. largely self-directed, change in cognitive state. Like “oh. Topic shift

Turn-final = informing, often negative.

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Schegloof 1989 quote

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“Transparently, the natural home environment of clauses and sentences is turns-at-talk. Must we not understand the structures of grammar to be in important respects adaptations to the turn-at-talk in a conversational turn-taking system with its interactional contingencies?

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