Speech-Act Verbs and Their Significations in the Poetic Structures of “Lim Yamt” by Ali A

Abstract

Practicality is a field of linguistics, and it is concerned with the study of language during use, as well as the elements of the communicative informative process. Rather, pragmatism in its first inception was synonymous with verbal verbs, as it is the essential basis on which the deliberative trend was built. Pragmatics, which has had a great resonance in the field of linguistic studies, where this theory is concerned with what the speakers do of informing, affecting and communicating, taking into account the context of the situation and the presentation that the speaker wants from his words and the benefit that the addressee gets from the speech, and since verbal acts are among the foundations and principles on which pragmatic linguistics is based. In this paper, I will try to present a pragmatic approach in which I will touch on the efforts of (Austin and his student Searle) in the field of Speech verbs, then I will apply the theory of speech verbs according to the pentagonal division (Sirl) The one who begins with affirmative verbs, then guidance, then promise, then expressions, and the Almighty entitled (He did not die) by the late poet Ali Al-Ruqi'i