People may now communicate more easily across linguistic, cultural, and geographic divides because to technology. This skill also creates new difficulties because interlocutors must modify their communication strategies to fit an increasingly varied range of situations. In this study, we begin the process of automatically assisting individuals in adapting their language to a particular communication situation. In this case study, we emphasise on helping pragmatic intentions be accurately conveyed and present a methodology for proposing paraphrases that meet the desired degree of politeness in a particular communication context. By assessing our technique in two real-world communication settings, we prove the viability of this strategy and explain how it might lessen the possibility of misalignment between the listener's perceptions and the speaker's objectives in both situations.

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