This paper discusses the extralinguistic unites that occurs in the process of communication and their influence to the communication between addressee and addresser.
EXTRALINGUISTIC UNITS OF INFLUENCE OCCURRING IN THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION
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extralinguistic units
units of influence
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