This research focused on criticism strategies used by Indonesian and Thai learners of English. The aims of this research are (1) to determine the criticism strategies used by Indonesian learners of English (2) to determine the criticism strategies used by Thai learners of English (3) to describe the similarities and differences of criticism strategies between Indonesian and Thai learners of English. The subject of this research were 25 Indonesian learners of English who studied at UMS and 25 Thai learners of English who studied at Fatony University. The type of this research was descriptive qualitative research. The data of this research was Discourse Completion Task (DCT) which consisted of four situations with different status level. The ...
This study aims at finding out patterns of the relationship between students ’ strategies in disagre...
The study investigated similarities and differences between refusal strategies conducted by British ...
Complaint commonly appears in daily life interaction (Sukyadi, 2011). People do not only provide wor...
This research is a pragmatics study of speech acts on EFL (English as Foreign Language) learners and...
The purpose of this study is exploring the strategy of criticism employed by the students of SMA 2 M...
Utilizing two separate data collection techniques, i.e., Discourse Completion Tasks (DCT) and multip...
This research identified the response strategies to impolite criticism used by Indonesian EFL studen...
This research aims at scrutinizing apology response (AR) strategies performed by EFL learners in one...
This research describes the use of politeness strategies in Javanese and English refusal to invitati...
The aim of this paper is to classify the types of disagreement strategies used by Indonesian learner...
Pragmatics is about language in use. It is concerned with the relationships between linguistic forms...
PhDCarrying out the speech act of complaining in one‘s mother tongue might not require a great amoun...
Speech acts have many types, but the researcher chose apology as a topic of discussion in this study...
Complaining is frequently regarded as a negative act stated to attack a person who is responsible fo...
The current study aims at investigating Indonesian EFL learners? strategies in expressing disagr...
This study aims at finding out patterns of the relationship between students ’ strategies in disagre...
The study investigated similarities and differences between refusal strategies conducted by British ...
Complaint commonly appears in daily life interaction (Sukyadi, 2011). People do not only provide wor...
This research is a pragmatics study of speech acts on EFL (English as Foreign Language) learners and...
The purpose of this study is exploring the strategy of criticism employed by the students of SMA 2 M...
Utilizing two separate data collection techniques, i.e., Discourse Completion Tasks (DCT) and multip...
This research identified the response strategies to impolite criticism used by Indonesian EFL studen...
This research aims at scrutinizing apology response (AR) strategies performed by EFL learners in one...
This research describes the use of politeness strategies in Javanese and English refusal to invitati...
The aim of this paper is to classify the types of disagreement strategies used by Indonesian learner...
Pragmatics is about language in use. It is concerned with the relationships between linguistic forms...
PhDCarrying out the speech act of complaining in one‘s mother tongue might not require a great amoun...
Speech acts have many types, but the researcher chose apology as a topic of discussion in this study...
Complaining is frequently regarded as a negative act stated to attack a person who is responsible fo...
The current study aims at investigating Indonesian EFL learners? strategies in expressing disagr...
This study aims at finding out patterns of the relationship between students ’ strategies in disagre...
The study investigated similarities and differences between refusal strategies conducted by British ...
Complaint commonly appears in daily life interaction (Sukyadi, 2011). People do not only provide wor...