according to (), language determines the framework of speaker’s perception and thought.
() is the first stressed syllable in the tone-unit.
() is the study of speech, focusing specially on the relation between discourse and its contexts.
the transformational generative grammar was proposed by ().
() refers to the primary and commonly accepted meaning of linguistic forms.
() is a concretisation of the biological and sociological aspects of arbitrariness and non-arbitrariness of language.
() refers to the perceived regularity of prominent units in speech.
the locutionary act () refers to the act of saying something meaningful in a particular language.
() are a group of words and expressions that refer to the personal, temporal or spatial characteristics of the context within which a text is produced.
() the main source of energy for speaking, initiating the airflow for speech, hence pulmonic airstream mechani.
() refers to the sameness in meaning between two or more words.
a () is one that may be used to distinguish one speech sound from another.
phonemes in contrast are differentiated and related by their ().
language has () that distinguish it from other semiotic systems used by humans and animals.
() reference refers to the reference where the presupposed occurs in the text before the word or expression that is presupposing.
() is the science that studies how speech sounds are used in language to convey meanings.
the locutionary act () refers to the act of saying something meaningful in a particular language.
() refers to the perceived regularity of prominent units in speech.
() is the study of the relation between language and mind, especially language acquisition and learning, and language comprehension and prod uction.
which h of the following disciplines doesn’t belong to micro-linguistics? ()
a () is one that may be used to distinguish one speech sound from another.
the phones that can be grouped together as variants of one phoneme have to be () similar.
() of language refers to the property of language in having the structure of two levels.
() refers to the speed of speech.
productivity is characterised by the feature of ().
duality is a concretisation of arbitrariness and non-arbitrariness of language. ()
the same conjunction may indicate different cohesive relation in different contexts. ()
a simple sentence consists of a single clause which contains a subject and a predicate and stands alone as its own sentence. ()
duality makes it possible for second/foreign language learning. ()
an inflectional morpheme does not change the grammatical class of the word. ()
a constituent structure rule is one that governs selecting from the lexicon a lexical item and inserting it into a terminal node of a constituent structure as its daughter. ()
affixation changes the grammatical class of the word. ()
the implementation of lexical insertion rules need to be subject to no restrictions. ()
language is entirely arbitrary. ()
cataphoric reference refers to the reference where the presupposed occurs in the text after the word or expression that is presupposing. ()
grammatical morpheme must be a bound morpheme. ()
when a node directly descends from another, without any other nodes intervening, the hierarchical relationship between them is called immediate domination. ()
sometimes bound morphemes can be used by themselves. ()
oral cavity is the place where oral, nasal and nasalised oral sounds are shaped. ()
reference relates linguistic forms to some other related linguistic forms. ()
affix hopping refers to the bound morphemes in the verb group hop backward to join the following member in the verb group. ()
a language is an isolating language if its morphemes are all bound morphemes. ()
consonants all involve the vibration of the vocal folds. ()
inflection means forming a new word by adding an element such as an affix. ()
inflectional morpheme may be a free morpheme. ()
compared to phonetics, phonology is more concerned with the organisation of speech sounds in relation to the conveyance of meaning. ()
different language make use of the same set of speech sounds. ()
the distinctive feature of place of articulation alone can make necessary distinction between some consonants. ()
discourse ysis is more concerned with conventional implicatures than conversational ones. ()