"A directive is used when a speaker tries to get a listener to do something, usually for the benefit of themselves. There are different ways of achieving this; it depends on what the speaker wants fro
m the listener! In accordance with Searle’s speech act classification, we will now focus on the different types of directives. These are: Asking/Questioning Requesting Ordering/Commanding Begging Inviting Suggesting/Advising"
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| "A directive is used when a speaker tries to get a listener to do something, usually for the benefit of themselves. There are different ways of achieving this; it depends on what the speaker wants from the listener! In accordance with Searle’s speech act classification, we will now focus on the different types of directives. These are: Asking/Questioning Requesting Ordering/Commanding Begging Inviting Suggesting/Advising" |
| "A directive is used when a speaker tries to get a listener to do something, usually for the benefit of themselves. There are different ways of achieving this; it depends on what the speaker wants from the listener! In accordance with Searle’s speech act classification, we will now focus on the different types of directives. These are: Asking/Questioning Requesting Ordering/Commanding Begging Inviting Suggesting/Advising" |
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