This document discusses various linguistic concepts related to discourse analysis including adjacency pairs, topic shifts, deictic expressions, interrupted constructions, filler words, intonation, non-verbal communication, and pragmatics. Pragmatics is defined as the study of language use in context focusing on concepts like deixis, turn-taking, and implicature.

2. Adjacency pairs Three part exchange Opening sequence Closing sequences Pre-closing signal

3. Topic shift Topic loop Digression

5. Deictic expressions Hedging Discourse marker Modifier Vague language

6. Interrupted construction Disjointed construction Incomplete construction Non-standard grammar

7. Filler Filled pause/voiced pause Repetition Repair False start

8. Intonation Accent Dialect Elision Ellipsis Prosodic/Prosody

9. Non-verbal Paralinguistic Pragmatics – the study of language in relation to its context – deixis, turn-taking, implicature.