Complaining and Commiserating: A Speech Act View of Solidarity in Spoken American English

Diana Boxer

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Contents: The book provides a descriptive analysis of indirect complaints and commiserations among native speakers as well as a discussion of the social distributions of ICs and their responses. Non-native IC-commiseration use is compared with native speaker use. Implications for TESOL pedagogy are drawn.

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