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PREVENTIVE SPEECH ACTS IN DIFFERENT SOCIOCULTURAL CONTEXTS: A PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS

Languageand Literature (Professorof theDepartment ofUzbek Language andLiterature, Russian and) · Russianand English Languages (Professorof theDepartment ofUzbek Language andLiterature, Russian and) · Bukhara State (Professorof theDepartment ofUzbek Language andLiterature, Russian and) · PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS (Medical Institute)

ИКРО журнал · 14 · 2025

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Preventive speech acts play a crucial role in communication by anticipating potential issues and mitigating negative outcomes before they occur. These speech acts vary across sociocultural contexts, reflecting differences in politeness strategies, social hierarchies, and pragmatic conventions. This study aims to analyze the pragmatic functions of preventive speech acts in different cultures and explore how sociopragmatic factors influence their usage. By examining real-life discourse examples and existing linguistic frameworks, the research highlights the role of politeness, power dynamics, and context in shaping preventive speech acts. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of cross-cultural communication and pragmatic adaptation strategies. Keywords: Preventive speech acts, sociopragmatics, politeness, cross-cultural communication, pragmatic adaptation.

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Preventive speech acts, sociopragmatics, politeness, cross-cultural communication, pragmatic adaptation.
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