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Different preferences of pre-sequence expressions uttered by the male and female characters in "10 things I hate about you" film
This thesis is a study of pre-sequence expressions, utterances uttered by the speaker as a signal to the hearer before the speaker goes to the main idea. Pre-sequence is usually used before announcing, requesting, inviting, arranging, and closing something. The writer is interested in doing an analy
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