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Study on the Differences of Speech Act of Criticism in Chinese and English

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Criticism is a significant and indispensable speech act in our daily communication. All speech acts are subject to the conventions of the particular culture, with no exception of the speech act of criticism. The pragmatic strategies employed vary from Chinese criticism to English criticism due to different cultural backgrounds and thinking models. Understanding the underlying reasons helps second language learners to improve their capability in using criticism in cross-cultural communication.

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