"Three men in a pub" and "Goin' to the party" are examples of - ellipsis
"er", "um", "you know" are examples of - fillers
"Idiolect" is - an individually distinctive style of speaking
"sort of", "like", "and so on" are examples of - voiced pauses
"Back-channeling" is - listener feedback signalling support/understanding
"Deixis" is - word which point to something outside the text. E.g. paralinguistic features
Pitch, pase, stress and rhythm are examples of - prosodic features
"gonna", "gimme" and "loadsa" are examples of - elision
"We was going down the road" and "He didn't know nothing" are examples of - non standard grammar
Hesitation, repetition, false starts are examples of - non fluency features
Question-answer and greeting-return are examples of - adjacency pairs
Phatic talk is - small talk (social gel)
"It's ok here isn't it?" is an example of - tag questions
Gestures and facial expressions are examples of - paralinguistic features
"Anyway", "so" and "next thing" are likely to be examples of - discourse markers
Pragmatics is the study of - what a speaker means rather than simply the words they say
Rather than use 'sentence' we should say - utterance
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