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What does the term 'syntax' primarily refer to in language?
What does the term 'syntax' primarily refer to in language?
- The meaning of individual words
- The historical development of language
- The arrangement of words in a sentence (correct)
- The artistic expression in language
How does grammar enhance communication in language?
How does grammar enhance communication in language?
- By ensuring a fixed order of words across all languages
- By adding variations of words to create different meanings (correct)
- By reducing the number of words needed
- By eliminating redundancy in speech
Which of the following statements regarding vocabulary is true?
Which of the following statements regarding vocabulary is true?
- Vocabulary consists only of formal language terms.
- Vocabulary does not contribute to the creation of sentences.
- Vocabulary is important as it includes a wide array of symbol referents. (correct)
- Vocabulary is limited to physical concepts only.
What role does redundancy play in communication?
What role does redundancy play in communication?
In which language is word order less rigid compared to English?
In which language is word order less rigid compared to English?
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Structural features of language
Structural features of language
The components of language that create meaning and allow us to understand and communicate about the world around us.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
The collection of words and symbols in a language representing different aspects of the physical and social world.
Syntax
Syntax
The arrangement of words in a sentence that affects meaning.
Grammar
Grammar
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Redundancy in language
Redundancy in language
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