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- Informant (2006 bytes)
14: ...age and share information about the structure and grammar used in their language. - Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (4070 bytes)
1: ... there is a systematic relationship between the [[grammar|grammatical]] categories and patterns of a [[lang... - Code-switching (3199 bytes)
1: ...rest because it expresses underlying rules of the grammar of languages, the facility of [[multilingual|bili...
9: ...ich are in fact languages, albeit with simplified grammars. - Register (linguistics) (3127 bytes)
1: ... studied by other disciplines such as [[pragmatic grammar]] and [[stylistics]]. Register is also identified... - Verbification (3174 bytes)
1: ... or '''verbing''' is a process that changes the [[grammar|grammatical]] and [[syntax|syntactical]] function... - Japanese language (2191 bytes)
14: ==Grammar== - English language (2291 bytes)
10: ...s, five vowels and twenty-one consonants. English grammar is not as elaborative and uses the help of intona... - Mutually intelligible languages (1995 bytes)
1: ...ed languages which share similar features such as grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation which means the sec... - Esperanto (2242 bytes)
11: ...he stress is always on the second last vowel. The grammar is based on prefixes, roots and suffixes with dif... - Basic English (1716 bytes)
5: ==Grammar==
7: There are ten rules of grammar some of which are that plurals be formed in the u...
13: ...y and could be used to form other words using the grammar rules. He did not include any words that could be... - Hindi (1981 bytes)
3: ==Grammar==
6: Grammar too tends to be more lengthy, perfectionist, at t... - Constructed language (2028 bytes)
13: ...rogramme; and a posteriori which is one where the grammar and vocabulary are adapted from natural languages... - A priori (Languages) (1529 bytes)
1: ...ge''' is a type of constructed language where the grammar and vocabulary are not adapted from other natural... - Language (1949 bytes)
1: ...ols bound by a set of rules which is known as the grammar and each symbol represents a specific sound or ge...
3: ...h classifies languages according to the genetics, grammar and geography.
9: ... Austronesian, and Sino-Tibetan. The structure or grammar of the language is classified according to the wo...
13: ...classified Sanskrit morphology into 3959 rules of grammar and was the first known linguist to develop the c... - Indian literature (2104 bytes)
3: ... Panini- the grammarian was from south India. And grammar found in almost all Indian languages follow the r... - Languages of India (2080 bytes)
7: ...s however similar and the age-old rules of Panini Grammar are still followed. - The Man From Snowy River (1869 bytes)
9: ...n was born in 1861 and was educated at the Sydney Grammar School. He became a solicitor and for many years ... - Academia (2577 bytes)
6: *Trivium-basic ''three ways'' of Grammar, Rhetoric and Logic - Russell Crowe (2993 bytes)
1: ...when he was fourteen. Though he attended Auckland Grammar School, he did not finish his secondary education... - Proofreading (2447 bytes)
22: ...ddition to reviewing basic sentence structure and grammar, there are a some standard things a proofreader n...
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