This analysis explores the third move following compliments in discourse, suggesting new insights into communication patterns.
Compliments in discourse are a common feature of conversation.Typically, an individual is conscious of giving and receiving a compliment, and the way we acknowledge it: 'You've got such great kids, 'Why thank you, they do help out such a lot'.This two-way exchange is a conventional pattern.The question this paper will attempt to analyse is whether the compliment exchange is only a two way exchange, or is it extended to a third move after acknowledgement, or in some cases rejection of the compliment.Does the speaker continue the discourse with a third move?This paper will analyse the data collected from the compliment routine research and assess the discourse features of the third move.the pilot project, for example "Sport-Talking about a recent marathon".Scenario 4: Sport Talking about a recent marathon A1: I heard you ran a half marathon at the weekend!?I couldn't run to the shops and back.You're very healthy.B: Naa.It was nothing.A2
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