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The two types of entailment that are the most frequent in language, says Daniel Vanderveken, are truth conditional and illocutionary entailments.
Situation semantics sees meaning as a relation among types of situations. The meaning of I am sitting next to David, for example, is a relation between types of situations in which someone A utters this sentence referring with the name David to a certain person B, and those in which A is sitting next to B.
Semantics studies the meaning of words, phrases, sentences, and larger chunks of discourse. It also examines how smaller parts of discourse interact to form the meaning of larger expressions. Pragmatics studies the same words and meaning but places an emphasis on social context.
Introduction to Presuppositions (1.1) a. Jane quit smoking presupposition: Jane used to smoke. b. The King of France is bald presupposition: France has a king.
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