A perlocutionary speech act aims to get someone to do something or change their thoughts and feelings by persuading, convincing, scaring, insulting, or amusing them. It has an agenda directed at another person with the goal of changing their actions, thoughts, or feelings. Examples of perlocutionary acts include deterring someone from smoking by describing its health risks, inspiring people by telling them they can achieve something as a team, and persuading cooperation against a pandemic by emphasizing the need to work together. Perlocutionary acts are defined by their effects on the listener rather than the specific words or structure used.

1. PERLOCUTIONARY
ACT

2. What is Perlocutionary Act?

4. Perlocutionary Speech Act

5. Perlocutionary Speech Act
A isone of getting somebody to do
something; persuading (themto do something),
convincing (themtothinksomething), scaring(getting
themtobe afraid), insulting(gettingthemto be offended),
amusing(gettingthemto laugh). Perlocutionary acts have
an agenda, an agendadirected at someone else. They
cannot take the pronoun

6. Perlocutionary Act
Examples;

8. Example of the Three types of Speech Act
Theory

9. Locutionary, Illocutionary, Perlocutionary
Speech Act

10. Answer the following.
1. This isthe effect of the utterance that
has on the thoughts, feelingsor attitudes
of the listener.
2-4. What are the aimof perlocutionary act?

11. 5. Perlocutionary act does not consist of
certain ways but it is _________?
6. Happens when what thespeaker sayshas
an effect on the listener.
7. Who discovered the speech act?

12. Identify if it's (inspiring, persuasive, &
deterring).
8. Smokingdestroys your health, certain as
it bringsdiseases, it kills you, your loved and
others.
9. We can do this. We heal and win asone!
10. It iscrucial that we give all our collective
effortsto fight against this pandemic. We
must start workingtogether.

13. THANKYOU
FOR
LISTENING!!!

14. Key answer:
1.perlocutionary act
2-4. changefeelings, thoughts, &actions
5. havingeffects
6. perlocutionary act
7. J. LAustin’ s
8. deterring
9. inspiring
10. persuasive