THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PHENOMENON OF CONNOTATION TO THE FORMATION OF CONTENT IN THE SEMANTICS OF SPEECH STRUCTURES

The connotation of intention related to the speaker's communicative goal occurs within the meaning of urging the listener to a certain action. If the speaker's direct intention manifested by means of a speech act expresses the content of giving an order or encouraging the listener to respond, when performing connotative speech acts, pragmatic meanings such as request, advice, and suggestion are indirectly manifested. This type of use of speech structures is described in the scope of indirect speech acts in the field of pragmalinguistics.