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Answer: opinions
"I think"
"In my opinion"
"In my eyes"
"To my mind"
"As far as I am concerned"
"From my point of view"
"As for me / As to me"
"I have the feeling that"
"My impression is that"
"I would say that"
Explanation: assertions
"Excuse me, I'd like to finish what I'm saying."
(1) their expression within verbal vs. non-verbal communication; (2) the relevance of the field of pragmatics within their study; and therefore (3) an analysis of the Speech Act Theory following the main explorations of Austin (1975) and Searle (1969) on reviewing (a) types of speech acts, (b) the notions of locutionary, illocutionary and perlocutionary acts and (c) performative verbs as part of the illocutionary act; and finally, (4) the relevant relationship between syntactic constructions and the illocutionary force. Once we have reviewed all these points, we are ready to examine individually the expression of assertion, emphasis and disagreement in the subsequent chapters.
(1) definition of the term; (2) the difference between the linguistic vs. non- linguistic means; (3) within the linguistic means, an analysis of the main ways of expressing each item through (a) major syntactic constructions and (b) main grammatical categories, namely by making comments on their structural features, that is, morphology, phonology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics.
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