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    generative grammar is the theory of granmar that holds the human language is dhaped by a set of basic principles that arr part of the human brain.

    noam chomsky

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    the rules of grammar that guide us how to structure sentence correctly

    david crystal

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    derived from the greek word grammatike meaning craft of letter

    richard nordquist

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    grammar is simply the collection of principles defining how to put together a sentence

    sandy chung and geoff pullum

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    part of language structure that includes syntax, morphology, phonology, semantics, pragmatics

    trask

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    dsyntax and morphology

    huddleston

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    you bring the study of grammar a lifetime of knowing how to produce sentence

    kolln

  • 8

    language competence is the knowledge and ability to use a language accurately and effectively in different context. it includes understanding grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, as well as knowing how to use language appropriately in social situations

    funk

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    grammar is like the blueprint for constucting sentences. linguistics is the field that studies and describes these rules.

    winthrop nelson francis

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    a set if formal patterns in which the word of a lnguage are arranged to convey a larger meaning.linguistic etiquette refers to the accepted norms abd polite ways of using language in different context

    hartwell

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    refers to the accepted norms and polite ways of using language in different context

    linguistic etiquette

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    is the study of phonemes it is the sound patterns if language

    phonology

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    are the smalles unit of language such as /s/ /u/ /n/; these ____ makes up the word sun

    phonemes

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    study of physical attributes of speech sounds and how these sounds are produced

    phonetics

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    is invented in order to have a system in which there was a one-to-one correspondence between each sound in language and each phonetic symbol.

    international phonetic alphabet

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    the goal of ___ is to provide a unique but generalized symbol for every sound in a language

    IPA

  • 17

    phonetic transcription uses __

    brackets

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    is another subfield of linguistic that investigates the internal structure of words, in which morphemes are the basic unit of a word

    morphology

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    how words change firm to indicate grammatical features ( tense , case, number)

    inflectional morphology

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    how words are formed by adding prefix and suffixes ( unbreakable)

    derivational morphology

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    standalone words

    free morphemes

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    depend on other morphemes

    bound morphemes

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    arrangements of words in a sentence

    syntax

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    the study of meaning

    semantics

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    refers to all possible meanings we associate with a word beyond the dictionary definition

    connotation

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    refers to the literal meaning of the word

    denotation

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    how language is used in context

    pragmatics

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    is the set of rules and structures that govern the composition of word, phrase, clauses and sentences in a language

    grammar

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    the study of speech sound

    phonetics

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    what are the sub parts of phonetics

    articulatory acoustic auditory

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    focused on studying how sounds are being produced

    articulatory phonetics

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    the opening between the vocal chords

    glottis

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    voice box

    larynx

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    tubular part of the throat above the larynx

    pharynx

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    mouth

    oral cavity

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    nose and the passages connecting to the throat and sinuses

    nasal cavity

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    pertains to the study of the quality of the sound a human produce such as loudness, frequency, and timber.

    acoustic phonetics

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    it explains how the brain perceives and processes the sound

    auditory phonetics