Linguistics

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After you read the article entitled “Language-Gap Study Bolsters a Push for Pre-K”, posted on Blackboard, write a summary (of 225-250 words maximum) stating, in your own words, why children from affluent families have heard 30 million more words by age 3 than children from low-income families and why the gap gets bigger and bigger as children get older. Is it important to close this gap, according to the article? Why or why not? What should families and the government…

I'm working on a linguistics discussion question and need an explanation to help me understand better.Questions: Consider the examples in (52)-(55) pp. 92-94Identify what the phenomenon in each example is. What is the name or label used to identify that particular phenomenon? What is the element in each example that poses the problem? Draw the trees for each pair, using the structural assumptions we have been using up to now (e.g., little v), and the structure of VP suggested in…

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You will write an essay about somebody famous that you like or dislike. It could be an actor, a singer, a dancer, a writer, a politician, that could be dead, for example, Michael Jackson. here is the outline: To start thinking about the essay about a famous person, consider the following questions: 1. Who is the famous person you have chosen? What is he / she like (if the person is dead)? Describe it. Do you think he is a…

I don’t understand this Linguistics question and need help to study.Draw the trees with N' and V' for the following phrases:1. NPa. the little boy with a telescope in the buildingb. the man with beard in the snowc. the big blue mug on the shelf2. VPa. cleaned the knife carefully with a handkerchiefb. washed the dishes with soapc. shot the little boy with an arrow (this can be ambiguous, try to draw the two trees for the two possible menasnings)…

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choose two types or categories of variation in vocabulary (lexical variation) that make New Zealand English a distinctive dialect. Write a paragraph about each type of variation and give examples from the readings of each type of variation. Make sure you provide in-text citations for your examples. Finish each paragraph with your own example of a word that you consider to be distinctive of New Zealand English. References; Bardsley, D. (2013, September 5). English language in New Zealand. In Te…

The Unit on Language in society illustrates the important role language plays in everyday life. Language is a social tool, a marker of identity, an expression of our ideologies, a reflection of the activities in which, we--as human being--engage in a given social context, and language, like society, is in constant change and evolves. Different groups in society use language in a different way to convey a message that is important to them. Using newspaper articles, journals, magazines (the Economist…

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