This turn may be taken by any party to the conversation. In-breaths are points in a conversation when one stops talking to take a breath. Sentence intonations are points in a conversation when a speaker's voice marks the end of a sentence. Question intonations are points in the conversation when a speaker's voice marks the end of a question. In-breaths, sentence intonation, and question intonation are points when any party to the conversation may take a turn.
Speaker changes are points in the conversation when some other party to the conversation does speak.
Points in the conversation when speaker change does occur are points when turns are taken. Parts of conversation that do not fit into one of these categories are so infrequent that they do not effect our quantitative analysis. I'd say three weeks. B. really sharp pains down in this area of my abdomen 8. A single speaker taking turns consecutively.