Acceptance The Analysis of Speech Function in “ Hitch” movie

the hearer some responding goods and service and the speaker inherently inviting the hearer to supporting those responding. It can be shown in some excerpts of the speakers‟ turns and moves in their conversation. The speech function ‘acceptance’ which is produced by Sara is as follows: Excerpt 40: Speech Function Turnmoves Speakers Utterances Offer 33b Alex vi But you might need these Acceptance 34a Sara i All right. Excerpt 40 shows that the speaker gives the hearer some responding goods and services by using the supporting speech function response ‘acceptance’. The utterance “All right” mean that Sara accepts Alex‟s offers to wearing glasses that Alex gave because the weather looks hot and Sara look beautiful when wearing glasses. Excerpt 41: Speech Function Turnmoves Speakers Utterances Offer 125b Alex vi so I got a grandee cap, a latte, an Earl Grey tea and something with ‘chai’ in the title. Acceptance 126 Sara i Tea for me Excerpt 41 shows that the speaker gives the hearer some responding goods and services by using the supporting speech function response ‘acceptance’. The utterance ‘Tea for me’ in turn 126 mean that Sara accepts Alex‟s offers to drink the tea. Acceptance is the supporting response of speech function ‘offer’. In the conversation, one speaker produce 3 move: Sara produce 3 moves, and Alex 0 move. The person who has the leads number in producing speech function move „offer‟ is Sara. It indicates that Sara is the dominant speaker who has role as receiver the goods or services from the other speakers. The interpersonal roles that they created are Sara as a woman who receipt Alex’s offer because he was very care to Sara. In the conversation it happens because of the Sara ‟s personality as a good receiver.

4.3.10 Rejection

The confronting responding speech function of offer is rejection. Rejection is the responding form the speech function ‘offer’ which is considered as the confronting responding speech of offer. It means that rejection gives negative response to the offer uttered by the speaker through his or her offer. Rejection occurs when the speaker gives the hearer some responding goods and services and the speaker inherently invites the hearer to confront those goods and services. It can be shown in some example of the speakers‟ turns in their conversation. The speech functions „rejection‟ produced by Anna are as follows: Excerpt 42: Speech Function Turnmoves Speakers Utterances Offer 164 Alex i Here, let me pour that for you Rejection 165 Sara i No, that’s okay Excerpt 42 shows that the speaker gives the hearer some responding information by using the confronting speech function response ‘rejection’. In utterance “No, that’s okay” in turn 165 means that Sara rejects the offering of William to pour the Spanish wine. Rejection is the confronting response of speech function ‘offer’. In the