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To be proficient in that domain, one has not only to learn apology and the language used to express it but he also has to acquire the ways people make it, simply because it may differ from one culture to another. The use of appropriate performatives reflects direct apology, while indirect apology contains linguistic forms that involve verbs different from the performatives. The study is concerned with exposing the apology expressions fully manipulated and widely used by the two novels` characters, and_(2) sorting pragmatic strategies whose adoption contributes to classify the apology expressions . . .
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