This research aims to study constructing and sequencing verbal turns in news interview conversation with using the pragmatic approach. In it, we answer problems related to the institutional the construction of verbal roles and their succession in media conversations dimensions of building verbal roles in the media conversation and the interactive resources that make it up. Such as the environment of interaction and relations between the participants and the arrangement of their bodies and the alignment between them in building verbal turns and their sequence in media conversations. In order to answer the problems raised, we studied twenty episodes of the weekly program "Arqam wa Hqaek" that is broadcast on the Sultanate of Oman TV, and we chose from this program the episodes that achieve the method of high participation interaction. We relied on a modified version of the Jeffersonian Code Copy System while benefiting from the efforts of other researchers in copying the interactive functions of gaze. This research came in four chapters. In the first chapter, we presented a theoretical framework on the cognitive origins of the conversation analysis stream, the terms overlapping with the term conversation, and the approaches that approached conversation as well as the types of conversation. In the second chapter, we studied the institutional dimensions of building turns, as well as their interactive functions and building units. In the third chapter, we studied the organization of the sequence of turns that explain the sequence and regularity of conversational turns. In the fourth chapter, we studied the influence of stylistic elements in constructing verbal turns and their sequence.