This document analyzes the use of deictic expressions in a passage of text. Deictic expressions are words like pronouns, adverbs, and verbs that point to people, objects, times or places mentioned in the text. The analysis identifies examples of different types of deictic expressions used in the passage, including personal pronouns that indicate people, temporal words and phrases that specify when events happen, and terms that refer to locations.

1. DEITIC EXPRESSIONS (POINTING VIA LANGUAGE)
NAME: Dolores de la Luz Garduño Baeza DATE: April the 2nd 2020
LINE # PERSON DEIXIS TIME DEIXIS PLACE DEIXIS
6 THIS
8 I TAKING, THEN
9 IT, YOUR
10 MY, I GOING
12 I, YOU PUT ON ICE
13 THAT IS
14 I GOING, TRY, KEEP, BREAKS
15 I, SHE, IT. WE WILL GO, KNOW, TAKE, GO
16 YOU, ME AFTERWARDS, WOULD, GIVE PLACES
17
18 SHE IS WHERE
19 SHE, HER SOAKING, QUIET, IS HOT TUB
20
21 HAS , BEEN
22 SHE
23
24 WE HAVE, LOST BELLE REVE
25 PLACE, COUNTRY
26
27
28 IT HAD, SACRIFICED
29 YET WHEN
30 SHE, HER COMES, SAY
31 I DO, MENTION, HAVE, SAY
32 WAITING, GETS
33
34 HER TRY, UNDERSTAND
35 LAND, SKY BLUE
36 THEY BROUGHT
37 SHE, YOU WAS, EXPECTING, SEE PLACE
38 TRIED, GLOSS, LETTERS
39
40 HER, SHE ADMIRE, TELL, LOOKING