A cross-cultural and interlanguage study of head-acts in the realization of requests and refusals by native speakers of Spanish and English and by university EFL learners
Professor Advisor
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Zenteno Bustamante, Carlos
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Espinoza Alvarado, Marco
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Author
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Ahumada, Arturo
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Barraza, Roberto
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Barrera, Paolo
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Dávila, Constanza
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La Torre, Eulalia
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Rodríguez, Karina
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Saldivia, Tamara
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Soto, Nathalia
Staff editor
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Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
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Departamento de Lingüística
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Admission date
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2012-09-12T19:15:54Z
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2012-09-12T19:15:54Z
Publication date
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2010
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/109931
Abstract
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Objetives: to describe the way in which native speakers of English and native speakers of Spanish
realize the speech acts of request and refusal in their respective mother tongues; to determine the extent to which the pragmatic norms of the L1 (Chilean Spanish)
influence the strategies and sub-strategies that formal learners of English as a foreign language
(EFL) at different proficiency levels use when producing the speech acts of request and
refusal in English.
A cross-cultural and interlanguage study of head-acts in the realization of requests and refusals by native speakers of Spanish and English and by university EFL learners