Linguistics
Across
- 2. Features that appear to be common to all human languages
- 6. The smallest meaningful unit in a language
- 8. A speaker's unconscious knowledge of their language
- 9. The scientific study of language
- 10. The ability to use language to talk about language itself
- 12. The set of rules that describe how people actually use language
- 15. The process by which language is learned socially not biologically
Down
- 1. The ability to talk about things not present in time or space
- 3. The smallest distinctive sound unit in a language
- 4. The actual use of language in real situations
- 5. The set of rules that tell people how they should use language
- 7. The idea that there is no natural connection between a word and its meaning
- 11. The human ability to produce an infinite number of sentences
- 13. The capacity to create and understand new sentences never heard before
- 14. The organization of language into two levels sounds and meaning