The document discusses conversational implicature, which is when a speaker implies something beyond their words by relying on shared context and cooperation between the speaker and listener. It provides examples of implicatures, such as one speaker bringing bread but not cheese, implying they did not bring the cheese. The document also explains how implicatures allow speakers to imply more than they state through inferences the listener recognizes based on the context of the conversation.

1. CONVERSATIONA
L IMPLICATURE
Names:
Daniel Chimbolema
Angela Imbaquingo
Fabian Rodriguez
Saul Salazar

2. CONVESATIONAL IMPLICACATURE
▪ MAIN CONCEPTS
▪ EXAMPLES
▪ EXAMPLES and EXPLANATION
▪ CONCLUSION
▪ ACTIVITY

3. COVERSATIONAL IMPLICATURE
▪ Conversational implicature is the assumption suggested by the
speaker and inferred by the hearer or addressee in an exchange
situation
SPEAKER HEARERCOOPERATION

4. Examples
Charlene: I hope you brought the bread and the cheese.
Dexter: Ah, I brought the bread.

5. Sally: What’s the weather going to be like today?
Harold: You should bring your umbrella.

6. SPEAKERS MEANING IMPLICATURE
LISTENERS RECOGNIZE INFERENCE

7. The inferences selected are
those which will preserve the
assumption of cooperation.

8. CONCLUSION

9. Conversational
Implicatures
Inference
More is conveyed
than it’s said

10. Charlene: b & c
Dexter: b (+> NOT c)

11. THANK YOU GUYS
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