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What does the term 'grammar' in linguistics refer to?
What does the term 'grammar' in linguistics refer to?
- Rules specific to written language only
- Set of structural rules on usage and creation of language elements (correct)
- Study of historical language development
- Rules governing non-verbal communication
Which subjects are included in the study of grammar?
Which subjects are included in the study of grammar?
- Physics, chemistry, and biology
- Phonology, morphology, and syntax (correct)
- Economics, politics, and sociology
- Geography, history, and literature
How do fluent speakers primarily internalize the rules of a language?
How do fluent speakers primarily internalize the rules of a language?
- By attending formal classes
- By hearing other speakers (correct)
- By self-instruction through online resources
- By reading grammar books
When does much of the internalization of language rules occur?
When does much of the internalization of language rules occur?
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In what way can the term 'grammar' also be used to describe linguistic behavior?
In what way can the term 'grammar' also be used to describe linguistic behavior?
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What is the nominative case synonymous with?
What is the nominative case synonymous with?
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What does the nominative case refer to in English?
What does the nominative case refer to in English?
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What does the word 'nominative' stem from?
What does the word 'nominative' stem from?
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In older English grammar, how many cases were often referred to?
In older English grammar, how many cases were often referred to?
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What phrase was translated from the ancient Greek expression for 'inflection for naming'?
What phrase was translated from the ancient Greek expression for 'inflection for naming'?
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