Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
A locutionary act simply refers to the making of an utterance which can either be an order, threat or a piece of advice.
Examples of locutionary act is "Don't do that!". This is a warning given to someone in order to earn the person about what he or he is doing or about to do.
Another example is Don't eat that food. ''The phrase is a locutionary act that has distinct phonetic features, semantic and syntactic features. This is a warning not to eat a particular good maybe because it's either not good or it's for someone else.
