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Analysis of Imran Khan’s speech Never give up on your dreams !” Presented to: Dr. Islam Presented by: Zehra Batool Farzana Khan

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Page 1: Pragmatic and Semantic analysis of Imran Khan speech

Analysis of Imran Khan’s speech

“Never give up on your dreams!”

Presented to: Dr. IslamPresented by: Zehra Batool Farzana Khan

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Speech Let be start, by saying that my 1st challenge was

cricket. I was 9 years old when I decided to become a test cricketer. I watched my old cousin JAVED BARKI, scoring a century, at what should not be called KADDAFI STADIUM, now. And I remembered that I made my mind that I would be a test cricketer……

But the 1st shock I have received is, I am telling you “The bigger the goal, the more shocks you are going to have. No more set-backs, the more failures you should expect.”

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Speech I have exactly developed a mechanism that how to cope-up with

failures. 1st thing you do is that, don’t read the newspaper. Why? What is the point of reading the newspaper, when you know, whatever is going to be written, is not going to be complementary. 2ndly, don’t go to any public function. Because when you go to any public function, you’ll get plenty of advices. Because advice is free. But the only problem is the advice, you get, when you have lost. Its like “rubbing salt on your wounds”. So best is avoid people. No. 3. Try to go somewhere, where there is no one. Like , go to KARAKARAM for a tracking holiday. Best time to be with a family.

What failure does is something invaluable. It gives you time for soul searching. It enables you to analyze your mistakes. It is the one time

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Speech where you can learn. Failure can be the best teacher, provided you ,

don’t get demoralized by failure. If you get demoralized, you lost. If you can access and analyze your mistakes, “it is a stepping stone to moving higher”……

The biggest problem is there, when you have a set-back is that, there is a big temptation to scale down your ambitions, to suddenly expect something less of you. This is the biggest trap. Most people fail, when they compromise on their visions and dreams, in times of weaknesses………

Remember this is a big difference that, “the +ve mind said that we will win and –ve mind said that we should not loose”………

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Speech• Any policy you make out of fear is destined for disaster. Whenever

you make a policy, it should never determine out of any fear out of anything and the worse fear is fear of losing, because the fear of loosing stops you from winning………

• Whatever your dreams are, always never think that you will not achieve them. I have never ever thought that I wouldn’t achieve my dream………

• So the greater the ambitions, the greater hard work, you should do. There are no shortcuts in your life……….

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Speech Each time you fall and pick yourself up, you become more strong but

the secret is you never ever give up. You only lose when you give up and the ability to handle the bad times………

In my opinion, Pakistan is a country which is posing with talent, it doesn’t have a system; it doesn’t have institutions; doesn’t have any rules of law; has criminals running the country. No country can prosper, its impossible if you put criminals in a factory, the factory will collapse. How can a country run? The only problem in our way is apathy. The one thing which in my opinion is in the verse of HOLY QURAN, “those who have faith, ALLAH removes their fears.” fear is the biggest problem in this country. We are scared, people are so scared to take on this best of interest. So, we are sitting and watching this in front of us and people are reluctant to do anything.

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Contents Introduction Style Rhetoric devices• Hyperbole• Satire• Irony• Alliteration Thematic roles Truth conditions

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Contents Deixes Choice of words• Repetition in words• Persuasive words• Use of idioms Lexical items Referential strategies Message of speech

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Introduction

Imran Khan Niazi; Pakistani politician Former cricketer Philanthropist Cricket commentator

TEDx; technology, entertainment and design where x=independently organized

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Making the Impossible

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Style

Don’t read the newspaper. Don’t go to any public

function. Go away somewhere Don’t get demoralized by

failure You never ever give up But never!

SUGGESTIVE AND COMMANDING

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Rhetoric device

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Rhetoric device Satire: “because advise is free” “criminals running the country Irony:

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Rhetoric device Irony: “at what should not be called Kaddafi

stadium now”

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Rhetoric device

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Rhetoric deviceAlliteration:And I remembered that I made my mind…Try to go away somewhere, where there is no one…The positive mind said that we will win…Best time to be with a family… Stepping stone to moving higher People are so scared Destined for disaster

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Thematic roles

Agent Beneficiary

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Truth conditionsLogic and truth:“The greater the ambition, the greater the

hard work.”

“When you go to public functions, you will get plenty of advices”.

“You only loose when you give up.”

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Deixes

Person deixes: first person: I, me, my (Imran khan) second person: you (The audience) third person: they, peopleTemporal deixes: now (present)

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Choice of words

Persuasive words: Goal Failure Bigger Setback Invaluable Shocks Ambitions Impossible Dream Stronger Possible

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Choice of words

Use of idioms: “ rubbing salt on your wounds”(making a difficult situation even worse) “stepping stone”(an action or event that helps to make

progress towards goal)

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Repetition of words and phrases

• Words: dreams, ambitions, failures, mistakes, problems• Phrase: “ never ever give up”

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Lexical items

Antonyms:• But the only problem is the advise, you get, when

you have lost.• The positive mind said that we will win and negative

mind said that we should not loose• Each time you fall and pick yourself up.• The fear of losing stops you from winning.• To achieve something big , there is no such thing as

quit.

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Lexical items

• Synonyms:• “No more set-backs, the more failures you

should expect” .• “If you can assess and analyze your mistakes”• “You only lose when you give up”

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• Examples of his own life• Cousin Javed Barki “ I watched my old cousin JAVED BARKI,

scoring a century”• Holy Quran “those who have faith, ALLAH removes their

fears”

Referential strategies

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Message of speech

• Secretes of success:• Never ever give up on your dreams.• Take failure as the best teacher of life.• Learn from the mistakes.• Remove all fears of life.

“quitter never wins, and winner never quits”

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Message of speech

Pakistan is a country rich with resources but poor in management.

“ALLAH helps those who help themselves”