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JOHN GARCIA LINA RESTREPO

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JOHN GARCIALINA RESTREPO

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When no special knowledge is required in the context to calculate additional conveyed meaning.

Any phrase with an indefinite article of the type “a/ an”

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I was sitting in a garden one day. A child looked over the fence.

The Implicatures Calculate if the speaker was capable of being more specific, more informative.

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In terms, for expressing quantity, certain information is always communicated by choosing a word which expresses one value from a scale of values.

All, most, many, some, few. Always, often, sometimes.

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When producing a expression, a speakers selects the word from the scale which is the most informative and truthful (quality and quantity) in the circumstances, as in.

I am studying linguistics and I´ve completed some of the required courses.

Not most, not many.

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There are many scalar implicatures produced by the use of expressions that we may not immediately consider to be a part of any scale.

It´s is possible that they were delayed.

Not certain.

This should be stored in a cool place. Not must.

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One noticeable feature of scalar implicatures is that when speakers correct themselves on some detail, as in they typically cancel one of the scalar implicatures.

I got some of this jewerly in Hong Kong. Um actually

I think I got most of it there.

Not most and still to be interpreted with a scalar, Not All.

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A particularized conversational implicature is one which depends

on particular features of the context.

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Rich: Hey, coming to he wild party tonight?

Tom: my parents are visiting.

Our conversations take place in very specific contexts in which locally recognized inferences are assumed.

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Ann: Where are you going with the dog?

Sam: To the V-E-T.

The speakers appears not to adhere to (to flout) the maxim of manner

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Leila: Whoa!! Has your boss gone crazy?

Mary: Let`s go get some coffe.

( non-relevant remark)

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Bert: Do vegetarians eat hamburguers?

Ernie:Do chicken have lips?

The response initially appear to flout relevance

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The implicatures are part of what is communicated and not said. ( the speakers can deny).

“Conversational implicatures are deniable.”

We hear the utterances and attempt to maintain the asumption of

cooperative interaction.

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The conversational implicatures: can be calculated, suspended, cancelled and reinforced.

You have won five dollars! (only five) You`ve won at least five dollars!. You`ve won five dollars, in fact, you`ve

won ten!. You`ve won five dollars, that`s four

more than one!.