LANGUAGE FUNCTION : EXPRESSING AND ELICITING PLANS, GOALS, AND INTENTIONS
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This document discusses expressing and eliciting plans, goals, and intentions in language. It provides examples of ways to ask about others' plans and intentions, such as "What are you going to do?" and "Do you have any intention of...?". It also gives examples of expressing one's own plans, goals and intentions, including "I'm going to...", "I'm planning to...", and "I hope to...". The document aims to outline common language functions for discussing plans and intentions between individuals.
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LANGUAGE FUNCTION : EXPRESSING AND ELICITING PLANS, GOALS, AND INTENTIONS
- 1. EXPRESSING AND ELICITING PLANS, GOALS, AND INTENTIONS LANGUAGE FUNCTION
- 2. ASKING PLANS, GOAL, INTENTIONS • What are you going to do? • Do you have any intention of …? EXPRESSING PLANS, GOAL, INTENTIONS • I’m going to … • I‘m planning to … • I reckon I’ll … • I fully intend to … • It is my intention to … • I hope to… • I’d like to… • I might… • I may… • I’m thinking about…