1. Spoken Discourse

2. Speech Acts Locutionary vs. Illocutionary Acts Locutionary vs. Illocutionary Acts Direct vs. Indirect Speech Acts Direct vs. Indirect Speech Acts

3. Cooperative Principle Quantity Quantity Quality Quality Relation Relation Manner Manner

4. Discourse Markers and Face Discourse Markers Discourse Markers Face-Threatening Acts (FTAs) Face-Threatening Acts (FTAs) Politics, Strategy, and Status Politics, Strategy, and Status Dispreferred Responses (“Well.…”) Dispreferred Responses (“Well.…”)

5. Opening Sequences Greeting Greeting Summons Summons Apology Apology

6. Turn-Taking End-of-Turn Signs End-of-Turn Signs Pauses Pauses Adjacency Pairs Adjacency Pairs Gesture, Eye Contact, Other Signs Gesture, Eye Contact, Other Signs Violations Violations Interruptions and Overlap Interruptions and Overlap Back-Channeling Back-Channeling Repairs Repairs

7. Closing Sequences Short Turns Short Turns Reference to Next Meeting Reference to Next Meeting Recap of Purpose of Conversation Recap of Purpose of Conversation Parting Expression Parting Expression

8. Gender and Conversation

9. Style-Shifting and Code-Switching A taste of things to come.…