PROHIBITIVE AND PERMISSIVE MOTIVATIONAL (DIRECTIVE) SPEECH ROLE IN THE GROUP OF ACTS (IN THE EXAMPLE OF JAPANESE)
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This article belongs to the important aspects of prohibited and permissible speech acts, their representation, rules in Japanese language and their directly or indirectly usage in the process of the dialogue. The divition of speech acts divided into a group of prescriptives, which are equated with actions that implement pragmatic tasks such as command, instruction, advice .
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Achilova Ozoda Farxodvna, “PROHIBITIVE AND PERMISSIVE MOTIVATIONAL (DIRECTIVE) SPEECH ROLE IN THE GROUP OF ACTS (IN THE EXAMPLE OF JAPANESE)”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 6, no. ICDSIIL, p. 2, Feb. 2021.
