Andreina Araujo

  Negative Adverbs Adverbs of negation are those that are used to negate something that would appear to be positive if they were omitted. For example: no, nunca, jamás.  The structure of the language assumes that it is not necessary to affirm the positive of what did happen, while it is necessary to express the negative when it comes to facts that did not happen: negation adverbs become important, since their absence would make the sentence be understood exactly the other way around. importance The structure of the language assumes that it is not necessary to affirm the positive of what did happen, while it is necessary to express the negative when it comes to events that did not happen: the adverbs of negation acquire importance, since their absence would make the sentence be understood exactly the other way around. the following are some sentences with negative adverbs: 1- don't think you should come to the party. 2-I will never forgive you! 3-We will hardly know who the murderer

 

  Pragmatics  Pragmatics and learning  Pragmatics is defined as a part of linguistics that focuses its study on the relationship between language, speakers and the situations in which communication takes place. It covers all those fields that are not linguistic as such, but which interfere in communication. Importance of pragmatics in learning  Learning a language is influenced by various factors that need to be understood and learned in order to develop communication, both written and oral. As social beings and with previous experiences that influence thoughts and understanding, situations arise in which not only the statement to be transmitted matters, but also all the information that is provided through gestures, intonation, the place in which it is produced. the message, experiences of the interlocutors, etc. This gives rise to the pragmatics of language, an area of study that takes into account the context, the interlocutors, the communicative intention or the social norms when w