Major. Ling.1

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Language is a means of exchanges informations. What language views is that?

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Functionalist

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Which of the following is TRUE about language?

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A. It is only a verbal communication

B. It comprises consoles structures

C. It includes production of sounds

D. It is purely mental

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I'am deeply I love with you.

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Emotive

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Brix is learning some antonyms and synonyms .

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Semantics

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It is the study of differences and similarities between language. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Comparative linguistics

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Language is a Linguistic communication.

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A.True

B. False

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Linguistic is concerned with both human language and animal communication.

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A. True

B.False

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Language is verbal because it includes

production of sounds.

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A. True

B. False

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Is an Environment shapes a language?

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A. True

B. False

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Language is a building block.

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A. Structuralism

B. Functionalism

C. Transformationalism

D. Interactionism

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Which is does NOT belong?

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A. UG

B. ZPD

C. Mental grammar

D. LAD

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It's is the scientific study of language and it's structure.

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Linguistics

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It is a Language that reflect to a man say his/her thinking.

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Language is a mental process

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It is a Language that composed of a systems of symbols, grammar, syntactic categories to form meaning .

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Language is linguistic communication

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Nonverbal communication is a field of proxemics and paralinguistics .

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True

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Language is verbal, so "sign language" is verbal.

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False

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Language is mental .

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Transformationalist

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Language is a system of system .

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Structuralist

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Language is a means for exchanging informations. What language view is that?

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Functionalist

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Language is universal .

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Functionalist

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Language is to perform transactions.

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Interactionist

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Language is creative.

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Transformationalist

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Language is practical use.

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Functionalist

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Everyone has LAD.

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Transformationalist

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Language is arbitrary .

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Structuralist

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Language has both sound and meaning.

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Duality of structure

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Each sound is meaningfully distinct.

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Discreteness

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Language is changing .

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Dynamic

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Language is used to speak about what is present .

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Displacement

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Words have no connection with what to represent .

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Arbitrariness

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Language acquired through others .

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Culture transmission

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What is written can be spoken.

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Transference

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Sending the message.

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Emotive

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A channel where a message can be sent.

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Phatic

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Use to express your feelings through writing poems and beautiful sounds.

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Poetic

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In the evening, everyone is watching TV.

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Referential

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I'am deeply I love with you.

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Emotive

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Come back here!

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Conative

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Read this carefully.

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Conative

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Anything else?

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Phatic

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Our family shapes us and are factors in language .

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True

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Language is a form of intelligence .

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True

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Erah enjoys how words are arranged.

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Syntax

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Brix is learning some antonyms and synonyms .

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Semantics

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Richelle is creating terms with roots and affixes .

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Morphology

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Wella is interested in the basic units of sounds.

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Phonology

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Erica is studying sound waves and frequency of language .

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Phonetics

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Arabella researches about the differences in male and female communication.

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Pragmatics

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Joshua is studying the speech sound and how they are produced.

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Phonetics

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Ken focuses connotation and denotation.

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Semantics

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Is nonverbal communication and sign language are the same?

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False

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Is nonverbal studied in linguistics?

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True

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The Inuit having different terms for snow is an example of a mental process.

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False

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It is concerned with rule-based modelling of natural language. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Computational linguistics

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What a man says is a reflection of how his brain works. Is it true or false?

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False

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It deals with the study and interpretation of style. What subfield of linguistics is this?

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Neurolinguistics

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What is the concrete use of language and what we exactly hear?

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Parole

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It studies the relationship between language and culture. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Anthropological linguistics

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What is a natural order of hypothesis that should be learned eight?

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Third singular possessive

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It is the study of relationship between society and language. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Sociolinguistics

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Alexa is an ilongga who wants to conduct a study of a hiligaynon languaga. What should she learn first?

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Emic

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It is the study of differences and similarities between language. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Comparative linguistics

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What is the other term for monitor model?

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Natural approach

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It investigates the evolutionary processes that did to the development of language in humans. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Biolinguistics

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It is the study of language change overtime. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Historical linguistics

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It studies how the language is represented in the brain. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Neurolinguistics

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It deals with the mental aspect of language and speech. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Psycholinguistics

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It studies the relationship between language and cognition. What subfield of linguistics is that?

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Applied linguistics

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Language is a means of exchanges informations. What language views is that?

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Functionalist

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Language is arbitrary, what language view is that?

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Structuralist

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Language should be used, not merely studied. What language view is that?

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Functionalist

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Language is a mean of build bridges. What language view is that?

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Interactionist

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Language is creative. What language view is that?

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Transformationalist

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Language is composed of observable building blocks of competences. What language view is that?

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Structuralist

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Language is a vehicle for performing social transactions. What language views is that?

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Interactionist

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Bea enjoys how words are arranged to create phrases, clauses, and sentences.

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Syntax

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It establish interpersonal relations.

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Interactionist

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It establish interpersonal relations.

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Interactionist

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It establish interpersonal relations.

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Interactionist

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What is LAD?

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Language, Acquisition, Device

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A Natural order of hypothesis that should be learned second?.

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Plural-s

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A natural order of hypothesis that should be learned third?

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Copula

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A natural order of hypothesis that should be learned fourth?

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Auxiliary

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A natural order of hypothesis that should be learned fifth?

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Article

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A natural order of hypothesis that should be learned sixth?

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Irregular past

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Task-based activities are proposed as they foster cooperation among members. What language view is that

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Interactionist

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In English, the sounds /b/, /æ/, and /t/ represent individual phonemes. What characteristic of language refers to that?

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Discreteness

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The arrangement of letters "t-r-e-e "must be learned within the context of the English language. What characteristics of language refers to that?

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Arbitrariness

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Language is always changing through the addition of neologisms, new words or old words with new meaning, and the creation of slang. What characteristic of language refers to that?

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Dynamic

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This property of human language is known as productivity or creativity or recursiveness. What characteristic of language refers to that?

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Productivity

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This property of human language is known as productivity or creativity or recursiveness. What characteristic of language refers to that?

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Productivity

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This property of language is called transference. What characteristics of language refers to that?

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Transference

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This property of language is called transference. What characteristics of language refers to that?

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Transference

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I do eat banana as a good snack. Eat banana for a healthy snack. Banana is eaten by me to be healthy. What do these sentences suggest?

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Productivity

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It provides contextual information. What jakobson's model of the functions of language refers to that?

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Context.

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It involves diction, the art of choosing words, aesthetic. What jakbson's model of the functions of language refers to that?

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Message

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It involves interjection; expressions of emotional state. What jakbson's of the functions of language refers to that?

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Sender or Addresser

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It involves command, demand, imperatives. What jakobson's model of the functions of language refers to that?

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Receiver or Addressee

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It provides the keys to open, maintain, verify or close the communication channel. What Jakobson's model of the functions of language refers to that?

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Contact

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Is environment shapes language?

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True