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作者：Uswatun Hasanah 4 年以前

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Basic Properties of English Syntax

The foundational study of English syntax is a key focus within the field of linguistics, emphasizing the generation of both simple and complex sentences. One central aspect involves understanding the arbitrary nature of the relationship between sounds and meanings, exemplified by words like "

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Not motivated relationship between Sound-Meanings

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Hotdog Hasn't relationship with a dog which is or feels hot.

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Not motivated relationship between Sound-Meanings

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The basic study of linguistics

Main topic

Language makes infinite use of finite set of rules or prociples

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Generative Linguistics

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Basic Properties of English Syntax

The foundational study of English syntax is a key focus within the field of linguistics, emphasizing the generation of both simple and complex sentences. One central aspect involves understanding the arbitrary nature of the relationship between sounds and meanings, exemplified by words like "

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sentences, utterance and proposition

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2nd Property

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Basic Properties of English Syntax

Not motivated relationship between Sound-Meanings

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*Hotdog *Hasn't relationship with a dog which is or feels hot.

Key essential features

Starts

The basic study of linguistics

Main topic

Language makes infinite use of finite set of rules or prociples

let to

Generative Linguistics

宣揚 Mindomo

Mindomo

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Hotdog Hasn't relationship with a dog which is or feels hot.