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Description: Turn-taking refers primarily to the coordinated ways in which speaking turns are distributed among participants, in two-party or multi-party interactions. Put another way, turn-taking is the task of figuring out “who should talk next and when [they should] do so” (Schegloff, 2007: xiv).

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