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this utterance conveys the assumption that the hearer A will recognize it as a signal of disagreement. This is generally known as perlocutionary act.According to Searle (1976), speech acts are categorized into five types: • Representatives (Assertives): commit the speaker to something being t[r]

Chapter 2 The financial statement auditing environment, in this chapter you will be familiar with the different types of auditors; be familiar with the various services offered by assurance providers; understand the organization and composition of public accounting firms; understand the significant[r]

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study. Part B: Contents consists of four chapters. Chapter one points out comprehensiblereview of theoretical background on speech acts, discourse and conversation analysis, and itis concerned with literature review in which attention is paid to the classification of questionsand responses in[r]

After studying this chapter, you should be able to Understand problemsolving concepts, formulate algorithms using pseudocode, realize the complexity writing algorithms, understand an eventdriven environment, describe how classes and objects work, use and understand the terminology of the object para[r]

After studying this chapter you will be able to: Explain why wellwritten documents are important to the image of the medical practice, describe the types of document supplies that will be used in a medical office, outline the general guidelines to effective writing, list and explain the purpose of d[r]

used. Arguments for the choice of this data collection will be discussed in the following section. Several methods have been used in researching speech acts. Ethnographic methods have been used to collect naturally occurring question responses (or whatever types of speech events in being stud[r]

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In this chapter, the learning objectives are Understand why knowledge of an entitys revenue recognition policies is important to the audit, understand the revenue process, know the types of transactions in the revenue process and the financial statement accounts affected, be familiar with the types[r]

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