Linguistic Test 32

An indirect illocution whose illocutionary force is expressed directly by a performative verb but is given an additional illocutionary force by some device, such as modalization or subordination

Speech Act

Hedged Performative

Indirect Illocution

Illocutionary Act

Mixed metaphors that do not conflict with each other because they serve the same purpose and exhibit a correlation with each other.

Denial mixed metaphor

Permissible mixed metaphors

Parallel mixed metaphor

Harmonious mixed metaphor

A discourse that is used to recount a series of speech exchanges

Repartee discourse

Conditional discourse

Critical discourse

Procedural discourse

The study of the origins and history of the form and meaning of words

Philology

Synchrony

Etymology

Diachrony

A referent that may be inferred by the addressee from other information that has already been given

Background knowledge

Inferable Entity

Presupposition

Inference

The informing of a characteristic of the source domain (the metaphorical image) to the target domain (the concept receiving metaphorical treatment) by logical means

Metaphorical schema

Metaphorical presupposition

Metaphorical entailment

Metaphorical inference

Past tense that refers to a time considered very recent in relation to the moment of utterance

Past definite tense

Historic past tense

Immediate past tense

Past indefinite tense

A past tense that refers to a time considered more than a few days ago

Resent past Tense

Prehesternal past tense

Prehodiernal past tense

Remote past tense

A grammaticalization of the current relevance of a state or event, occurring before the moment of utterance, which is relevant because of a resulting state at the moment of utterance

Perfect of recent past

Persistent situation

Perfect of result

Perfect

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