The phonological utterance represents the largest prosodic domain. It may include one or more intonational phrases. Being this prosodic domain an interface with other aspects of linguistic and non-linguistic communication, phonological utterances allow to observe a variety of discourse phenomena: coherence (PRAGMATICS 5.1), cohesion (PRAGMATICS 5.2), reference tracking (PRAGMATICS 2), turn regulation (PRAGMATICS 10.2).