Pragmatics studies the chain of relationships between our thoughts and the sounds; 

Pragmatics studies the language’s structure and its function; 

Pragmatics studies the way a speaker uses a language to accomplish some goal that depends on a listener’s comprehension; 

Pragmatics studies the way a listener uses a language to accomplish some goal that depends on a speaker’s comprehension.   

Its principal function is to coordinate our actions and exchanges with others in our social group; 

Its principal function is to express our thoughts in accordance with the grammar of our language; 

Its principal function is to manipulate the social environment;

 Its principal function is to express an utterance. 

Concepts reflect the language;       

Concepts reflect the social environment.  

Concepts reflect our knowledge about the world;

 Concepts reflect our thinking;

 people;

listeners.

speakers;

humans;

 notion; 

statement;

plans;

comprehension.

utterances;

 concepts; 

thoughts; 

functions.

to remember; 

 to communicate;

 to view.

to pronounce

approaches;

observations;

thoughts; 

functions.

to give your opinion about something, especially something you do not like; 

to pronounce a word or sound; 

to tell or show what you are feeling or thinking by using words, looks, or actions. 

 to talk about something that people think is true; 

the purpose that something has, or the job that someone or something does; 

 a system that you use to organize information, ideas, etc.     

 what is intended to achieve;

 the way in which the parts of something are connected with each other and form a whole, or the thing that these parts make up;