Child Development and Pedagogy · Nature of Language
When linguists state that 'Language is a system', it implies that language:
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- 1Consists of an ordered, structured set of sounds and rules that function together to convey meaning✓
- 2Is an arbitrary collection of random words arranged without specific structural guidelines
- 3Operates entirely independent of cultural contexts and semantic definitions
- 4Is solely restricted to verbal interactions, excluding non-verbal elements
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Consists of an ordered, structured set of sounds and rules that function together to convey meaning
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