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Glossary of Linguistic Terms

Post-Sequence

Definition:

A post-sequence is a sequence that is subordinate to and follows another sequence. It remedies some unresolved matter relating to the dominant sequence.

Examples:

English

The third through fifth turns of the following exchange are a post-sequence. They resolve some doubt concerning the fulfillment of the sincerity conditions in the first sequence’s acceptance of the request of the first turn:

A: Would you mind dropping this off for me on your way to work?
B: Yeah, I guess so.
A: ’Cause I’m gonna be late getting off because I have to iron something to wear.
B: Well, I will if it’s not too crowded.
A: O.K.

Source:

This page is an extract from the LinguaLinks Library. Version 5.0 published on CD-ROM by SIL International, 2003.

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