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QuizMultiple Choice

Structures of Language

Question 4 • LHS-Psychology (1 cr.)

__________, which varies among languages, is the set of rules for arranging words into sentences.

Answer
A
Semantics
B
Phonology
C
Syntax
D
Phonetics

Explanation

Syntax is the set of rules that governs how words are arranged to form sentences, and these rules vary among languages. Semantics concerns meaning, while phonology and phonetics concern speech sounds.

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