LING 371 Lecture : Ling 371 notes 5

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11 Feb 2022

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Concordia University

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Linguistics

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LING 371

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Ling 371: when a sentence is true , it"s entailmerits are true as well . 3rd person = outside of the 1st + 2nd person . the information that is conveyed : ent ailments do not care about context . (cid:8869) implications are the opposite . They rely on the context . (cid:8869) if you can change smt in the context and get rid of (cid:8869) implications come from good communication . 1 the speaker believes what: the speaker has enough evidence to support, the speaker gave the appropriate amount of info. The speaker must say something relevant the convo at hand . - what the listener is expecting from the speaker . they said . what they said . to.

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