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Unuabonah, Foluke Olayinka. 2020. “So you know ehn … ” The use of bilingual interjections in Nigerian English. Intercultural Pragmatics 17 (2) : 151–176.
Tagg, Caroline and Esther Asprey. 2019. The pragmatic use of vocatives in private one-to-one digital communication. Internet Pragmatics 2 (1) : 83–111.
Cirillo, Letizia. 2019. The pragmatics of air quotes in English academic presentations. Journal of Pragmatics 142 : 1–15.
Cohen-Achdut, Miri. 2019. Self-quotations and politeness: The construction of discourse events and its pragmatic implications. Text & Talk 39 (3) : 341–362.
Shen, Yeshayahu, Roi Tartakovsky and David Fishelov. 2019. Not as Clear as Day: On Irony, Humor, and Poeticity in the Closed Simile. Metaphor and Symbol 34 (3) : 185–196.
Heim, Johannes M. 2019. Turn-peripheral management of Common Ground: A study of Swabian gell. Journal of Pragmatics 141 : 130–147.
Koo, Hahn and Stefan Frazier. 2019. Discourse-pragmatic functions of the present perfect in American English TV and radio interviews. Text & Talk 39 (1) : 77–98.
LaCross, Lisa. 2019. Pragmatic trends in French future variant selection. Journal of Pragmatics 149 : 114–128.
Norrby, Catrin, Camilla Wide, Jenny Nilsson and Jan Lindström. 2019. Task-Completing Assessments in Service Encounters. Research on Language and Social Interaction 52 (2) : 85–103.
Howard, Martin and Annarita Magliacane. 2019. The role of learner status in the acquisition of pragmatic markers during study abroad: The use of ‘like’ in L2. English. Journal of Pragmatics 146 : 72–86.
Mohammadi, Ariana N. 2019. Meaning potentials and discourse markers: The case of focus management markers in Persian. Lingua 229 : 102706.
Sabet, Peyman G. P. 2019. On the functions of sort of in New Zealand TV programs. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 29 (1) : 33–61.
Parvaresh, Vahid and Sayyed Amir Sheikhan. 2019. Pragmatic functions of ‘sort of’ in Persian. A vague language perspective. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 29 (1) : 86–110.
Shukrun-Nagar, Pnina. 2019. Genre shifts in Israeli campaign advertisements: Strategies and rhetorical functions. Text & Talk 39 (2) : 261–288.
Zhang, Grace. 2019. The pragmatic use of ‘sort of’ in TV forums. A Chinese perspective. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 29 (1) : 62–85.
Albelda Marco, Marta. 2018. Evidentials as a mark of genre. A study of four oral and written genres. Pragmatics and Society 9 (3) : 429–453.
Bavelas, Janet and Nicole Chovil. 2018. Some pragmatic functions of conversational facial gestures. Gesture 17 (1) : 98–127.
Mazzali-Lurati, Sabrina, Chiara Pollaroli and Silvia De Ascaniis. 2018. Multimodality and argumentation in online travel reviews. An action-centered analysis. International Review of Pragmatics 10 (2) : 270–293.
D'Arcy, Alexandra, Martina Wiltschko and Derek Denis. 2018. Deconstructing variation in pragmatic function: A transdisciplinary case study. Language in Society 47 (4) : 569–599.
Estellés, María. 2018. What genres tell us about evidentials and vice versa. A study of al parecer in Spanish parliamentary debates. Pragmatics and Society 9 (3) : 402–428.
Fiedler, Sabine. 2018. Linguistic and pragmatic influence of English: Does Esperanto resist it? Journal of Pragmatics 133 : 166–178.
González-Cruz, María-Isabel. 2018. Hispanismos en el discurso romántico de Harlequin y Mills & Boon. : Ámbitos temáticos y funciones socio-pragmáticas [Hispanicisms in Harlequin & Mills & Boon's romantic discourse. Semantic fields and sociopragmatic functions]. Moderna Språk 112 (1) : 157–178.
Kolyaseva, Alena F. 2018. The ‘new’ Russian quotative tipa: Pragmatic scope and functions. Journal of Pragmatics 128 : 82–97.
Matley, David. 2018. “Let's see how many of you mother fuckers unfollow me for this”: The pragmatic function of the hashtag #sorrynotsorry in non-apologetic Instagram posts. Journal of Pragmatics 133 : 66–78.
Dehé, Nicole, Lucy Zhao and Victoria A. Murphy. 2018. From pitch to purpose: The prosodic–pragmatic mapping of [I + verb] belief constructions in English and Mandarin. Journal of Pragmatics 123 : 57–77.