The statement below is true or false?

“We see that for an illocutionary act to be carried out there is no need for either the speaker or the hearer to be referred to.”

A. The speaker has done something wrong to the hearer

B. The hearer has done something wrong to the speaker

C. The speaker feels guilty about what he has done

D. The speaker must have suffered the wrong

A. There were some fruits on the table

B. Martha likes eating fruits

C. Somebody ate the apples on the table

D. Martha finished all the fruits

A. The listener always forgets his umbrella

B. It’s not going to rain

C. The speaker cannot predict the weather

D. The listener is expected to bring an umbrella

A. Ordering

B. Asking

C. The waiter writes down the meals

D. Requesting

A. Asserting

B. Confessing

C. The hearer is angry

D. The hearer feels pity

A. I’ll be there at 7 a.m.

B. Can you bring me my laptop?

C. They promise not to break the laws.

D. I will take you to the airport tomorrow.