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Linguistics is the scientific study of .
human language
The shared system that allows us to understand each other’s ideas through language is called the .
mental grammar
A language’s modality can be either vocalized (spoken) or .
signed
Sign and vocal languages share many properties in their .
grammars
The part of the grammar that links forms with meanings is the .
lexicon
For the majority of words, the link between form and meaning is .
arbitrary
Literacy is considered a part of the mental grammar.
secondary
The branch of the grammar that knows how words can be combined to make phrases and sentences is .
syntax
The branch of the grammar that studies meanings is .
semantics
One of the fundamental properties of grammar is , the ability to create an infinite number of sentences.
creativity
Languages are always changing; this change is called language .
change
The standard variety is tied to economic, social, or political .
power
Acceptability judgments are empirical observations about .
grammaticality
A corpus is a big database that collects examples of language as used in the .
world
Praat is a popular waveform editor used to analyze recordings.
audio
ELAN allows annotation of recordings.
video
SLP-Annotator enables phonetic annotations of video-recorded language.
sign
A neural imaging technique used to observe brain activity during language processing is .
fMRI
The practice that prioritizes vocal language over signed language is .
oralism
Residential schools aimed to assimilate Indigenous peoples, a process of linguistic and cultural .
assimilation
Linguistics can support Indigenous language reclamation by their languages.
revitalize
LLMs have no inherent .
semantics
Generative AI is described as not truly intelligent; the word is the most accurate part.
artificial