linguistic form

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meanings of linguisticand form

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linguistic
adjective
uk /lɪŋˈɡwɪs.tɪk/ us /lɪŋˈɡwɪs.tɪk/
connected with language or the study ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of linguistic form

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Narrativity is a type of discourse with which temporal existence, temporality in existence, is transformed into a linguisticform.
Who can talk about linguisticform to whom?
In other words, the function that a linguisticform serves crucially determines how this form will be acquired and used.
However, it could be argued that frequent attention to linguisticform in two languages should support the explication of linguistic structure, such as grammar(s).
We than examined effects of page type and linguisticform.
There is, however, little evidence that 'intuition about meaning' is at all useful in the actual investigation of linguisticform.
First, a given linguisticform, in addition to its core sense, acquires an additional sense in a specific context.
Spontaneous data can be very informative but the researcher cannot control the contexts in which a particular linguisticform will appear.
In doing so, children must represent the relationship between linguisticform and what it represents.
The child's use of a linguisticform is similar to that of adults at the end of this phase.
This is necessarily the case, since encoded meaning is by definition just that which is conveyed by a given linguisticform, irrespective of context.
Unaccusatives are also areas where interesting interplays between linguisticform and function can be observed.
This illocutionary indirectness is, in fact, only one way in which a linguisticform does not match its canonical use.
But to what extent do these differences in negotiation lead to differences in noticing, or in a focus on linguisticform?
This representation is either constructed on the basis of a word's linguisticform or, in the case of familiar words, retrieved from memory.
That is, the intrinsic content of a linguisticform, such as a sentence, is taken to be regularly - perhaps always - sub-propositional.
The point is that, regardless of the outcome, such elaborations necessarily entail an explication of linguisticform.
This would allow one linguisticform to be optimal in a relative sense but nonoptimal in an absolute sense.
In this area a linguisticform occurs that is found in no other part of the city.
Does one notice more linguisticform when one's interlocutor is a teacher, as opposed to when the interlocutor is a student?
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