PRAGMATIC ERRORS IN LEARNING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Abstrak

Pragmatics is the study of language use in communication, which includes how speakers use and comprehend speech acts, how the speaker-hearer relationship influences sentence structure, and how utterance interpretation and use are influenced by real-world knowledge. Communication breaks down when a language's pragmatic force is misinterpreted, which results in pragmatic failures. Social-pragmatic and pragmatic linguistic failures make up the pragmatic failures. This kind of study is library research, which is a collection of studies about libraries or research data collection techniques whose subjects are investigated using a variety of library resources (books, scientific journals, newspapers, magazines, and documents). As a result, language and pragmatic failures. The term "pragmatic failure of language" describes pragmatic failure brought on by an inability to comprehend the linguistic context. Social pragmatic failure occurs when people misunderstand or disregard cultural differences, social background, and linguistic expression errors.