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Mental Grammar
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unconscious
rules. the system of rules stored in the mind of a speaker that generates the
words and sentences of that speaker’s language. the unconscious knowledge that
a speaker has about their language that allows her to produce and understand
words and sentences in that language.
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Argument
for mental grammar-
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the creativity or expressed variety of languge use ex lies,
sarcasm,
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descriptive grammar
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describes
patterns that exist in data, design rules to encode those patterns.
model/description
of unconscious rules grammar/rules
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Phonetics
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the
study of the minimal units of language. The sound of spoken language
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Phonology
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the
stududy of sound system of a language; how the particular sounds contrast in
each language to form an integrated system for encoding information and how
such systems differ from one language to another
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innateness- |
genetically determined specialization for language.
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Universal grammar
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property believe to be held by
all natural languages
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Competense
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what
we know when we know a language. The unconscious knowledge that a seaker of a
language has about their native language
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Performance-
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the observable use of language.
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Contrastive
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a
term used to describe two sounds that can be used to differentiate words in a
language.
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