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The document discusses the fundamental claims of modern linguistic analysis. It states that all languages have an underlying grammar consisting of a phonetic system, morphology, syntax, and semantics. A language must have these elements to have words, sentences, and systematic meanings. The grammar encompasses nouns, articles, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, agreement, and grammatical gender.
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- 1. LINGUISTICS CURRICULUM LEC-07 PRESENTED BY A.L. MOHAMMED ALADDIN
- 2. "ONE OF THE MOST FUNDAMENTAL CLAIMS OF MODERN LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS IS THAT ALL LANGUAGES HAVE A GRAMMAR IT COULD NOT BE ANY OTHER WAY. IF A LANGUAGE IS SPOKEN, IT MUST HAVE A PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL SYSTEM; SINCE IT HAS WORDS AND SENTENCES, IT MUST ALSO HAVE A MORPHOLOGY AND A SYNTAX; AND SINCE THESE WORDS AND SENTENCES HAVE SYSTEMATIC MEANINGS, THERE MUST OBVIOUSLY BE SEMANTIC PRINCIPLES AS WELL. OF COURSE, THESE ARE THE VERY THINGS THAT MAKE UP A GRAMMAR.“ (W. O'Grady and J. Archibald, Contemporary Linguistic Analysis: An Introduction. Addison Wesley, 2000)
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