Pragmatics is the study of language. Pragmatics is a process where the speaker implies and the listener conclude. The speaker hints or proposes a meaning so the listener can speculate the correct objective. In the speech Churchill applies the use pragmatics by saying, “We shall fight [them] on the beaches, we shall fight [them] on the landing grounds, we shall fight [them] in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight [them] in the hills.” (Churchill) He refers this to the fight the British are about to encounter. When he says “we” he is referring to the people of the United Kingdom. The underlining “them” used in the speech when talking about fighting is referring to the