C.

Conceptual Framework
Language

Communication Linguistics

Non- Phonetics
Verbal Written and Morphology Lexicology Syntax Semantics Pragmatics
verbal
phonology

Speaking
Communication
Deixis and distances

Students and Teachers References and inference

speaking Communication
Existencial presupposition Presupposition and entailment

Factive presupposition Cooperation and implicature

Lexical presupposition Speech act and event

Structual presuposition Politeness and interaction

Assumption Non-factive presupposition Conversation and preference

structure
Counterfactual presupposition Discourse and culture

Figure 2.3 ConceptualFrameworkAccordingtoYule ( 1996 : 27 )

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