How do speakers coordinate turns in spontaneous dialogue? Alexey Tymbay examines turn-taking as a central mechanism of dialogue organization, focusing on the role of prosody, communicative strategies, and participant interaction in shaping conversational flow. Drawing on an experimental phonetic study and a communicative-pragmatic framework, he proposes an integrated model and offers a systematic account of the linguistic and prosodic resources that structure spoken interaction. The study thus contributes to contemporary research in the fields of discourse analysis, pragmatics, and speech communication.
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Alexey Tymbay is an assistant professor in the Department of English at the Technical University of Liberec and a member of the Czech Association for the Study of English. He teaches a range of courses in linguistics, EFL methodology, and related disciplines. His research interests also include phonetics and pragmatics.
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