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Anonymous

more than 2 weeks ago

#linguistics #language

Underline silent letters.

1 apostle 2 parliament 3 champage

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Anonymous

more than 2 weeks ago

#linguistics #philosophy

The whole meaning of size.

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Anonymous

more than 2 weeks ago

#personal-development #linguistics #name-meanings

What is the meaning of Michael?

Personal development

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#mathematics #academic #linguistics

With adequate examples, discuss the scope of linguistics in relation to mathematics.

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WANYAMA EMMANUEL

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #sociology #language #philosophy

One man's meat is another one's poison. What does this mean?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #anthropology

With adequate examples, discuss the scope of linguistics in relation to anthropology.

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #education

How does the Code-Switching approach differ from the bilingual approach, give two examples?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #language-acquisition #education

The drawback of the Code-Switching approach in the Foundation Phase?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #teaching-strategies #education

Benefits of using the Code-Switching approach in Foundation Phase?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #education #pedagogy

Briefly describe what the Code-Switching approach in Foundation Phase?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #education

In your own words explain what you understand by the term bilingualism?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #education

What are the difference between common underlying proficiency and separate underlying proficiency, provide three examples for each?

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Sanggwas

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #communication #general-knowledge

What is audience.?

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#language-learning #linguistics

Describe the notions of syllables and the syllable structure, providing examples from English.

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#etymology #linguistics #languages

Coined words

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #language #words

Examples of blended words.

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#language-learning #linguistics

Examples of bound morphemes: dis-, -ful, -ment, -less.

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Anonymous

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #language #education

What type of transitions are represented by letters (C) and (D)? Explain each case?

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Cynthia Kirwa

more than 3 weeks ago

#linguistics #language

Define the form in grammar ?

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Anonymous

more than 4 weeks ago

#history #linguistics #religion

The Genesis Theory, often associated with the idea of a divine or miraculous origin of language, posits that language was a gift from a higher power or a specific incident in human history.