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What are five key thoeries of language change?
Five of the most useful theories which are easily applied to exams questions are: ROMAINE Romaine states that language changes as a result of internal influences within the language e.g. the dictionary and n...
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what is the difference between a hyponym and a hypernym?
Hyponyms and hypernyms are both terms that come under the lexis/semantics section of English language. A hypernym describes a more broad term, for example cutlery, or dog. A hyponym is a more specialised and...
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How do I use theory for Language and Gender?
First of all, consider the different approaches taken by theorists. Once you know the approaches and understand what they mean, start to look at particular theorists that belong to each approach. Condense th...
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What is the Universal Grammar Theory?
The Universal Grammar Theory proposes that we are all born with the innate ability to learn languages. More specifically, this theory states that the capacity to learn grammar is hard-wired in our brains. Th...
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What are the main theorists and theories in child language acquisition?
The four main theorists and theories in the field of child language acquisition are as follows: The innateness theory - Noam Chomsky. This theory suggests that children have an innate ability to learn langua...
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