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Identification of functional and communicative-pragmatic features of interactive virtual communication within the English-language segment of the information and reference service Yahoo! Answers.
1. Introduction to the research topic
2. Research subject, research question and previous research results in the Literature
3. Methodology and data of this study
4. Results/sample analyses
5. Discussion
6. Summary and Outlook
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Type: Course work
Number of pages: 11
Subject: Linguistics
Font size: 12
Language: English
Line spacing: 1.5
Department: Conversational Analysis and IL-Interactional Linguistics
Number of notes: 8
Work uniqueness: 95% - AntiPlagiat RU
Number of bibliography sources: 6
Research questions: (1) what are the functional features of the subcultural linguistic system characteristic of the studied communication environment and (2) what types of interactivity and conversational maxims in the information and reference service Yahoo!Answers.