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affixes can change the word class (part of speech) of the word to which they are attached.
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With more than 500 languages, Nigeria is an example of a nation.
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Indian English and Australian English are examples of of English
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Sociolinguistics is concerned with the study of the relationship between language and
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A morpheme that cannot stand on its own is called a morpheme
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-ee' in 'mentee' is an example of a _______ morpheme
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One of these is a high, front, rounded vowel _______
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The distinction between langue and parole as an explanation to language phenomenon is associated with _______
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Another term for a free morpheme is
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According to Chomsky, grammar is a native speakers’ of his/her language
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The statement, "I am coming" instead of "I'll be back" is an example of language
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The prefix in the word 'restructuring' is
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The organ of speech that makes sounds voiced or voiceless is the
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refers to cognitive functions that are primarily localized to one side of the brain or the other
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Nigeria uses the sign language
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Chinese in China and French in France are examples of languages
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The phrase ‘Jamb question’ in Don’t ask me ‘jamb question’ is an example of a ________
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18. The antonym of ‘criticism’ is
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__________ is concerned with the study of how the brain processes language
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In Ikwere dialect spoken in Rivers State, the words [risi] and [riʃi] both mean ‘head’. In other words, the use of consonant sound [s] or [ʃ] does not change the meaning of the word. Therefore, both sounds are said to be in _________
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is the study of language as an object.
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Ability to recognise the word order and sentence structure in a language is _______ knowledge.
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The sound produced when the lower lip meets the upper lip is called_____
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The study of differences in the way people speak based on variables such as age, education, ethnicity is called ______
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Linguists have categorised the various dimensions of meaning into three major classes namely denotative, associative and meaning.
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isé + àtó --> ìsáto meaning ‘eight’ is an example of the process of ______
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A sufficient corpus of description of words in a language can constitute a
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English is said to have stress-timed rhythm because in connected speech,__________
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The statement, “All languages have consonant and vowel sounds” is an example of a language
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Sounds that begin as stops and end as fricatives are called __.
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This utterance is an example of ____'The accused is hereby pronounced guilty'.
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Suspect’ and ‘custody’ in the statement ‘The suspect was remanded in custody’ are examples of ______.
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The word for 'hospital' in Hausa is 'asibiti' an example of
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The minimal unit of study in morphology is
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The control of one side of the body by the opposite side of the brain is known as _______
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In the word 'vandalism', 'ism' is a _________
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Another term for the communicative purpose of an expression is _______
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Pitch patterns (low and high) over phrases and sentences are known as
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In Sign language, the elements of a sign as summarized in the acronym HOLME refers to________
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According to Saussure, is the part of language that reflects its variant nature
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The smallest units of sign languages are called __________
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is also known as a “slip of tongue
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inter’ in the word ‘interconnectivity’ is an example of a _______
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The main organ of speech in the production of vowels is the
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Which of the following may not function as the peak of a syllable?
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The word ‘peculiar’ is a for ‘odd’
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_____________is concerned with the study of speech impairment in children and adults.
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The effect that an illocutionary act has on a hearer is referred to as______
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The minimal meaningful unit of grammatical analysis is the
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Which of the following is a complete set of voiceless sounds
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