Introduction to Linguistics
Linguistics is the study of language. People who study language are called linguists. There are five main parts of linguistics: the study of sounds (phonology), the study of parts of words, like “un-” and “-ing” (morphology), the study of word order and how sentences are made (syntax), the study of the meaning of words (semantics), and the study of the unspoken meaning of speech that is separate from the literal meaning of what is said; for example if you were to say “I’m cold” when what you actually want is for someone to turn off the fan (pragmatics). There are many ways to use linguistics every day. Some linguists are theoretical linguists, meaning they study the theory and ideas behind language, such as historical linguistics (the study of the history of language, and how it has changed), or the study of how different groups of people may use language differently (sociolinguistics). Some linguists are applied linguists, meaning they use linguistics to do things. Forensic linguistics is used in crime investigations. Computational linguistics is used to help make computers understand languages, as in speech recognition). (Wikipedia)
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Foreign context, rules, purpose of the speech, technical, grammatically, possesed, ability, pragmatic, perspective, descriptive, competence, performance
THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF ENGLISH
1. Grammatical meaning
2. Pragmatic meaning
3. Sentence, Utterence, Speech Acts
4. Cooperative principles
5. Politeness