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linguistic rules that help the communicators understand how messages can be used and interpreted in a given context.
"some pragmatic rules aren't shared by most people in a culture. In the US and Canada, for instance, competent communicators understand that the question "how's it going?" usually isn't really a request for information. Anyone familiar with the rules of conversation knows that the proper answer is something like "pretty good. how's it going with you?"
"some pragmatic rules aren't shared by most people in a culture. In the US and Canada, for instance, competent communicators understand that the question "how's it going?" usually isn't really a request for information. Anyone familiar with the rules of conversation knows that the proper answer is something like "pretty good. how's it going with you?"
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