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Library's collection Library's IT development CancelIn this thesis, the writer studies about how hesitations occur and influence
a speaker?s utterances when he communicates and interacts in the conversation
using turntaking and exchange strategies. The writer takes the data from the
conversations between William and Anna in "Notting Hill" because the writer
notices a lot of William?s utterances that contain hesitations. Beside that, through
turntaking and exchange strategies that contain hesitations in William?s
utterances, the writer analyses how he encourages himself to keep talking and
communicating in the conversation. After analysing the data, the writer found that
hesitations appeared as the consequences of William?s conditions when he felt
confused, shy, panic, and nervous when he met Anna. In turntaking and exchange
strategies, the writer found that William tried to handle his difficulty, motivate
himself and carry out his role in order to keep talking with Anna. Thus, William
could build good communication and relationship with Anna. Finally, the writer
can conclude that hesitations may help the speaker build a good conversation,
especially through managing him/herself, ideas, and strategy to run the
conversation.