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What does semantics study?
What does semantics study?
- The syntax of sentences
- The pronunciation of words
- The origin of words
- The meaning of words, phrases, and sentences (correct)
What does semantic analysis attempt to spell out?
What does semantic analysis attempt to spell out?
- The individual speaker's interpretation of words
- The widely accepted objective meaning of words (correct)
- The origin of words
- The special meanings attached to words by TSA agents
What aspect of meaning is the main interest in semantics?
What aspect of meaning is the main interest in semantics?
- The subjective or individual interpretation of words
- The origin of words
- The special meanings attached to words by TSA agents
- The widely accepted objective or factual meaning of words (correct)
What does semantics aim to focus on?
What does semantics aim to focus on?
Which of the following best describes the focus of semantics?
Which of the following best describes the focus of semantics?
What does semantic analysis attempt to spell out?
What does semantic analysis attempt to spell out?
What is the main interest in semantics?
What is the main interest in semantics?
What does semantics aim to focus on?
What does semantics aim to focus on?
What does semantics study?
What does semantics study?
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Semantics
- Semantics is the study of meaning in language.
- Semantic analysis attempts to spell out the meaning of words, phrases, sentences, and texts.
- The main interest in semantics is the literal or compositional meaning of expressions.
- Semantics aims to focus on the meaning of language, specifically the meaning of words, phrases, and sentences.
- The focus of semantics is on the interpretation of words, phrases, and sentences to understand their meaning.
- Semantics studies meaning in language, exploring how words, phrases, and sentences convey meaning.
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