act of saying and expressing words and is used in everyday communication.

these consist of the statement of the words, the purpose of the statement (asking, stating, requesting, advising, warning or persuading) and the response to the purpose of the statement.

act of saying the actual words to represent an idea/act of making a meaning utterance.

Refers to the performance of an act in saying something.

an illocutionary act that has the directive illocutionary point of getting to do or not do something.

a syntactic sentence type in language that is used primarily to express such illocutionary acts.

kind of illocutionary act has negated illocutionary force is performed conditionally or is conjoined with another illocutionary act.

consists of an illocutionary act and started a condition for the performance of the act.

consists of the negation of its illocutionary force.

it expresses that the speaker is not performing a particular illocutionary act.

act where successful or unsuccessful.

illocutionary act in which only the illocutionary force and propositional content literally expressed by the lexical items and syntactic form.

refers to speech acts that have an effect on the feelings, thoughts or actions of either the speaker of the listener.

they seek to change of transform the minds.

it is external to the performance.

Utterance

Intention

Effect