hi,I would like that this is done step by step: I suggest that you start with the methodology and send it to me. Then, if I approve it we can move to the next step.the research questions are these:1-Are there differences or/and similaritiesbetween native and non-native English refusal patterns?. In this study British English and Saudi’s (who speak English as a foreign language and live\study in the UK) ? 2- Do Saudi’s and British use direct or indirect refusal strategies? If they are using … 2- Do Saudi’s and British use direct or indirect refusal strategies? If they are using indirect refusals, are they different or similar? ( Indirect refusals have different types) 3-Given that indirect refusal patterns are usually associated with politeness ( find a reference for this), how is this affected by the interlocutor status?
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I prefer if you use a DCT to collect data and upload it online. Then send me the link and I ll send it to the subjects. In the next message I ll send you couple of studies which I like you to look at. Also, I want you to try to replicate this study: Nelson, G L., Carson, J., AL Batal, M., and EL Bakary.W. (2002).Cross-cultural pragmatics: strategy use in Egyptian Arabic and American English refusals. Applied Linguistics, 23 (2), 163-189. and acknowledge that in the dissertation.
-Refusals Realizations in Three Different Cultures: A Speech Act Theoretically-based Cross-cultural Study Saad Ali W. Al-KahtaniJ. King Saud Univ., Vol. 18, Lang. & Transl., pp. 35-57, Riyadh (A.H. 1426/2005) -Abdullah Ali Al-Eryani- Refusal Strategies by Yemeni EFL Learners The Asian EFL Journal Quarterly June 2007 Volume 9, Issue 2 Please make use of the four studies mentioned in Nelson’s article . I need a questionnaire, I already have sent the questions I want but i needed the writer to modify it and upload it on the this website:
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