Conversation as a Linguistic Practice: A Research in Structure and Basic Concepts

Abstract

This article, entitled "Conversation as a Linguistic Practice: A Research in Structure and Basic Concepts", deals with a text with specificity, which is one of the most important linguistic activities in daily language practice, as we worked to present the efforts of the School of John through the work of both Jack Moschler and Catherine Eurykune in developing a comprehensive concept of conversation while discussing the term “conversational grammar” in addition to presenting the most important concepts that fall under the term conversation