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The document lists various assignment topics related to linguistics, focusing on conversational and conventional implicatures, speech acts, presuppositions, and their applications in advertising, literature, and media. It also includes comparisons between English and Vietnamese language features. The topics aim to explore the nuances of language use and politeness in communication.

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Assignment Topics

The document lists various assignment topics related to linguistics, focusing on conversational and conventional implicatures, speech acts, presuppositions, and their applications in advertising, literature, and media. It also includes comparisons between English and Vietnamese language features. The topics aim to explore the nuances of language use and politeness in communication.

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ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Conversational Implicatures & Conventional Implicatures: Similarities and


Differences
2. Direct and indirect speech acts: Politeness reflected in the use of indirect
speech acts.
3. Presuppositions in Advertising.
4. Presuppositions in movies
5. Implicatures in English and Vietnamese newspaper articles.
6. Presuppositions and Implicatures: Similarities and Differences
7. Implicatures in Advertising
8. Implicature in Literature
9. Implicature in English & Vietnamese comedies.
10. Generalized & Particularized Implicature: Similarities and Differences.
11. Hedges in English and Vietnamese (Comparison and Contrast)
12. Three forces: Analyzing the relationship between 3 forces of a speech ac

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