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University of Nigeria Journal of Language and Literary Studies

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Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 176–197PDF of Pragmatic Functions Of Pauses In Nigerian Online Chat Interactions: A Gricean And Austinian Perspective
Pragmatic Functions Of Pauses In Nigerian Online Chat Interactions: A Gricean And Austinian Perspective
Ngozi Georginia Ugochukwu and Prisca O. Bob
The study investigates the pragmatic functions of pauses in Nigerian online chat
Linguistic Analysis and Discourse Studies Volume 25, Issue 2 (September 2025)pp. 381–403PDF of Zebrudaya's “Special” English Syntax as a Departure from Standard British English: Entertainment and Communicative Intelligibility
Zebrudaya's “Special” English Syntax as a Departure from Standard British English: Entertainment and Communicative Intelligibility
Edenowo T. Enang and Festus Uwakwe Ngwoke
meaning is derived from linguistic expressions in particular communicative situations. SFG, with its conception of language as a system of choices, provides a framework for interpreting how syntactic and lexicogrammatical