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    PLANNING YOUR PROPOSAL(your plan should not includemore than 25 !ords"

    Due date: 6 September, 2015.

    A proposal is a succinct summary of the ideas that will shape your study. ach of

    the !rst four parts of your !nal proposal should be between 100 and 150 words

    in len"th, #U$ $%& $O$AL 'US$ NO$ &)&&* 5 +OR*S. #ords in the

    reference list are not counted. $ou can use this wor%sheet to help you plan your

    ideas. $ou can also write your !nal proposal in these bo&es, if you wish. An

    electronic copy of this wor%sheet is a'ailable on (oodle. )f you do not wish to use

    this wor%sheet for your !nal proposal, use the headin"s to indicate where the

    'arious parts of your proposal start.

    ,I-& R&.UISI$& PAR$S POIN$S YOU +IS% $O )ONSI*&R

    1. )mportance of your research

    *+-/ A-D -A 3$4 he study will shed li"ht intointelan"ua"e system of learner

    seful material for further in'esti"ation

    into di7erent !elds of study

    intelan"ua"e pra"matics, lin"uistics,

    second lan"ua"e ac8uisition, teachin"

    authentic lan"ua"e

    2. 'erall aims of your study *3

    S(A 9A 3 3$

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    he study aims to in'esti"ate the use

    of discourse mar%ers of an ad'anced

    learner. he participant is a "raduate

    student in atrobe uni'ersity. here are

    se'eral reason why this person has

    been chosen for the study. irst, the

    author plan to in'esti"ate someon from

    the same country she wished to teach

    as this may pro'ide useful insi"ht forher future teachin" career and th

    students she is "oin" to wor% with in

    the future.

    he researcher has been inspired to

    sstudy this feature of lan"ua"e due

    how di7erent between nati'e spea%ers

    and non nati'e spea%ers in usin"

    discourse mar%ers in their speech. 3ow

    it re;ect the interpersonal aspects andma%e the speech personal . non nati'e

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    spea%er sound too formal and . how a

    learner, despite iat a low le'el of

    pro!ciency, but accustomed to the

    culture < naturalistic learners, sound

    more natural and not award, compare

    to i"h=le'el learner but without real

    e&posure to the community of the

    tar"et lan"ua"e. .

    to her e&perience of studyin"

    approach. She notice

    )n term of the moti'ation, the

    researcher hopes this study shed li"ht

    into the use and ac8uisition mar%ers,

    which is a natural aspet of nati'e

    spea%er communicati'e competence

    but has been ne"lected in n"lish te&tboo%s and curriculum as well as

    teacher plannin" and teachin". his is

    a call into action for what authentic

    lan"ua"e and communicati'e

    competence to teachin" can ena"e and

    personali>e each learner?s learnin"

    e&perience

    #hy focus on a certain "roup of

    discourse mar%ers@

    irst , these rarely appear in learnin"and teachin" materials. Second,

    hypothesis is that other discourse

    mar%ers more or lesss has

    beeenmentioned , especially can

    appear in written te&t as well and what

    learners has been tau"ht is the one

    nearere to te&tual oriented function,

    structurin" and or"ani>in" aspects and

    focus on semantic meanin" of these

    mar%ers.hat does not mean that the current

    study will not in'esti"ate these uses of

    the discourse mar%ers. As had been

    discussed in the lit re'iew, the use of

    discourse mar%ers multi function. ach

    mar%ers and the way they employed in

    the participant speech will be

    e&amined fully to. not separet one

    use o'er another . as muller said , one

    mar%ers may ha'e one core meanin" ina cetain situatuuion of speech, but sub

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    function.

    'erloo% other aspects not interested

    in will be misleadin". (ultifunctionality

    approach to re;ect the ;e&ile nature,

    in'entory use of thse mar%ers

    . (ethods 1: 3ow the study will be

    conducted )nformal con'ersation which is the

    most li%ely situation in whichthese

    mar%ers will appear. he topic

    willre'ol'e around daily stu7 and the

    participant?s life to ma%e sure she feel

    comfortabl. 3owe'er, the participant

    will not be informed which feature is

    the focus of the study to ma%e surethat the con'eesation "oin" natrurally

    and the data is not fa%ed re;ect the

    natual lan"ua"e use of the participant.

    After the inter'iew, if the participant

    re8uest, the researcher can tell her and

    send a copy of the data

    **** monolo"ue and dialo"ue: how the

    particiBant chan"e the discourse

    mar%er in a non=communicati'e

    situation. Dialo"ue re8uire interaction

    and concern about the other partners

    aware of this or not. here are se'eral

    mar%ers under discussion is supposed

    to ha'e both structurin" and

    interpersonal as well. est will they be

    used or not how they are used

    C. (ethods 2: #hy it will be conducted

    in this way *A A+ 3$4

    5. ey eferences: -ot in word count

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