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

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Linguistics

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It is a language composed of a system of symbol,grammar,syntactic categories to form meaning

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Language is Linguistic communication

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It is a language that reflect to a man says his/her thinking

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Language is a mental process

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Language is inter wined with culture

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Language is Culture-shaped

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Believe that language can be described in terms of observable and verifiable data

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Structuralist

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Assert that language is innate and universally present in humans

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Transformationalist

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Means of exchanging information

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Functionalist

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Believe that language is a vehicle for establishing Interpersonal relations

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Interactionist

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No natural connection between a linguistic form and its meaning

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Arbitrariness

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Acquire a language in a culture with other speakers and not from parental genes

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Cultural Transmission

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Sounds that we use in language are meaningfully distinct

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Discreteness

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It is a crucial aspect of early literacy

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Phonemic awareness

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Can communicate about things that absent

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Displacement

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Property is called "duality" or double articulation

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Duality of structure

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Always changing through the addition of neologisms

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Dynamic

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Language users manipulate their linguistic resources

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Productivity

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Possible to write down spoken language

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Transference

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Humans must be born with _________

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Language Acquisition device (LAD)

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Allows us to "feel" unconsciously

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Universal Grammar (UG)

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Sign Language is really a language?

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Yes

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Provides contextual information

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Context

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Involves diction, the art of choosing words, Aesthetic

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Message

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Involves Interjection, Expressions of emotion state

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Sender or addresser

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Involves Command, demand, Imperatives

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Receiver or addressee

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Use language to describe it

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Code

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Also called Theoretical Linguistics or general linguistics

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Macro linguistics

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It is a study of the way sounds are produced

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Phonetics

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Deals with the study of articulation of speech sounds

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Articulatory phonetics

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Studies the physical properties of sounds

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Acoustic Phonetics

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Deals with the study of perpetual response to speech sound

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Auditory Phonetics

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It is the study of how sounds are arranged in each language

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Phonology

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Deals with the form of words

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Morphology

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Study of meaning in a language

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Semantics

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Also deals with the meaning of language

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Pragmatics

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Study of phrase construction,clauses and sentences in a language

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Syntax

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It views language form a boarder perspective

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Macro linguistics

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Also called diachronic Linguistics

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Historical linguistics

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Deals with comparative study of different languages

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Comparative Linguistics

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Use for the study of the relationship between society and language

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Sociolinguistics

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Study of mental aspects of language and speech

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Psycholinguistics

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Study of how language is represented in the brain

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Neurolinguistics

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Study of relationship between language and culture

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Anthropological Linguistics

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Interdisciplinary field that explores the biological basis of human language

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Biolinguistics

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Deals with the techniques of computer science

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Computational linguistics

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It focuses on the relationship between language and cognition

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Cognitive linguistics

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Deals with the study and interpretation of style

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Stylistics

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Study of word origin

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Etymology

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It demands that language teachers must be proficient enough or posses native

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Behaviorism

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Assert that language acquisition has both biological and social components

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Interactionism

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Noam Chomsky is the main proponent of this principle

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Nativism

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What is the 1st order in Natural order for L2 Acquisition

A. Plural-S

B. Copula

C.Progressive

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C

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The 4th order in Natural order for L2 Acquisition

A. Auxiliary

B. Progressive

C. Irregular past

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A

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The last order in L2 Acquisition

A. 3rd person singular

B. Auxiliary

C. Possessive

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C

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Ability to solve communication problems

A. Discourse

B. Strategic

C. Sociolinguistic

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B

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Ability to create sociolinguistically appropriate utterances

A. Linguistic

B. Sociolinguistics

C. Strategic

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B

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Ability to create grammatically correct utterances

A. Strategic

B. Discourse

C. Linguistic

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C

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Ability to produce coherent and cohesive utterances

A. Discourse

B. Sociolinguistic

C. Linguistic

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A

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A ______ grammar specifies how a language should be used

A. Prescriptive

B. Descpritive

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A

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A ______ grammar is a study of a language

A. Descriptive

B. Prescriptive

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A

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Branch of linguistics that analyzes the structure of a language

A. Diachronic

B. Synchronic

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B

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Branch of linguistics that study language through different period in history

A. Diachronic

B. Synchronic

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A

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The institution of norms that precedes and makes speech possible

A. Parole

B. Language

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B

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The concrete use of language

A. Parole

B. Language

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A

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What you know about language

A. Language Competence

B. Language Performance

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A

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How you use this knowledge

A. Language Competence

B. Language Performance

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B

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It is an outside perspective

A. Emic

B. Etic

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B

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It is an Insider perspective

A. Emic

B. Etic

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B

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It refers to the linear or sequential Arrangement of linguistic elements

A. Paradigmatic

B. Syntagmatic

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B

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Relations involve the association of linguistic elements

A. Paradigmatic

B. Syntagmatic

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A

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Informal vocabulary

A. Speech

B. Writing

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A

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Formal vocabulary

A. Speech

B. Writing

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B

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Creative mental

A. Structuralist

B. Transformationalist

C. Functionalist

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B

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System of system

A. Structuralist

B. Transformationalist

C. Functionalist

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A

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Use of language

A. Interactionist

B. Functionalist

C. Transformationalist

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B

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Establish Interpersonal relations

A. Structuralist

B. Functionalist

C. Interactionist

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C

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Building block

A. Transformationalist

B. Interactionist

C. Structuralist

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C

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Universal

A. Transformationalist

B. Interactionist

C. Structuralist

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A

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Creative mental

A. Functionalist

B. Structuralist

C. Transformationalist

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C

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Arbitrary

A. Functionalist

B. Structuralist

C. Transformationalist

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B

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Functions and notions

A. Interactionist

B. Structuralist

C. Functionalist

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C

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Study of Sentence structure

A. Syntax

B. Morphology

C. Pragmatics

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A

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Study of production of sounds

A. Morphology

B. Phonetics

C. Syntax

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B

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Study of arrangements of sounds

A. Semantics

B. Phonology

C. pragmatics

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B

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Study of language communication

A. Pragmatics

B. Phonetics

C. Morphology

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A

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Study of meanings

A. Morphology

B. Syntax

C. semantics

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C

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Mental Aspects

A. Sociolinguistics

B. Psycholinguistics

C. Neurolinguistics

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B

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Language is represented in the brain

A. Neurolinguistics

B. Anthropological

C. Psycholinguistics

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A

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Language and culture

A. Historical

B. Biolinguistics

C. Anthropological

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C

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Explore Biological basis

A. Biolinguistic

B. Computational

C. Cognitive

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A

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Language and cognition

A. Biolinguistics

B. Computational

C. Cognitive

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C

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Interpretation of style and tones

A. Stylistic

B. Historical

C. Anthropological

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A

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Also called Diachronic Linguistics

A. Comparative

B. Historical

C. Neurolinguistic

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B

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In the evening, when everyone is watching TV

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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F

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Come here

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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A

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She is an Example of personal pronoun

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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C

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I am in love with you

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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E

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Shhhhhh

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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B

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Read this carefully

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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D

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My heart belongs for the soft beats of yours

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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E

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Errrrr! what else

A. Conative

B. Emotive

C. Metalingual

D. Phatic

E. Poetic

F. Referential

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B