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What does the term 'grammar' in linguistics refer to?
What does the term 'grammar' in linguistics refer to?
- The set of structural rules on speakers' or writers' usage and creation of clauses, phrases, and words (correct)
- The study of vocabulary and word meanings in a language
- The history and evolution of a language
- The geographical distribution of languages
Which subjects are included in the study of grammar in linguistics?
Which subjects are included in the study of grammar in linguistics?
- Mathematics, physics, and chemistry
- Phonology, morphology, and syntax (correct)
- Music, art, and drama
- Geography, history, and literature
How do fluent speakers of a language mostly acquire its rules?
How do fluent speakers of a language mostly acquire its rules?
- By reading grammar books and dictionaries
- Through intentional study and instruction
- By hearing other speakers and internalizing the rules (correct)
- By attending language workshops and seminars
When does much of the internalization of language rules occur?
When does much of the internalization of language rules occur?
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What does the term 'grammar' also describe in linguistics?
What does the term 'grammar' also describe in linguistics?
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