Linguistic Crossword Puzzle

1. The actual language use by an individual, according to Saussure.
2. What feature do the following sounds have in common? [m, n, ŋ]
5. Semivowels can never form the __________ of a syllable.
6. A morpheme which is placed before the root.
8. The linguistic approach proposed by Ferdinand de Saussure.
11. Different realisations of the same phoneme.
12. It the word Tuesday is pronounced as Chooseday, we speak of Yod-___________ .
14. The period in the history of English which lasted beween 1150 and ca. 1500 is referred to as ___________ English.
15. Academic English and Business English are its __________ varieties.
17. The insertion of [r] in "law and order" is called ____________ "r".
19. The word "smog" is formed through this process.
20. [ʊ, uː, ɒ, ɔː] are all __________ vowels.
21. Due to the realisation of the post-vocalic “r”, GA is called a ___________ accent.
22. The letter "R" in RP stands for __________ .
25. Any language that is widely used as a means of communication among speakers of other languages is referred to as lingua _______ .
26. {-hood} in the word "childhood" is a __________ morpheme.
27. The [r] in the British pronunciation of "my sister in London" is called ___________-r.
28. The place of articulation of [j].
30. The assertion that language grammar is unlearnable given the relatively limited data available to children is called the _____ of the stimulus.

1. The study of actual speech.
3. The {-s} in "toys" and the {-ed} in "worked" are ________ morphemes.
4. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and, in more recent research, prepositions are all _______ categories.
7. A type of grammar that focuses on the correctness of language use.
9. "choke" and "joke" are a ______ pair.
10. The branch of linguistics concerned with the internal structure of words and the processes of word-formation.
13. The entire unconscious mental knowledge of an ideal language speaker, according to Noam Chomsky, is called ___________ .
16. There is no direct connection between the form of the linguistic sign and its meaning. That means the linguistic sign is _______ .
18. Scottish English and South African English are its ________ varieties.
23. What do the vowels [ɜː, ə, ʌ] have in common? They are all ___________.
24. When we produce voiced sounds, our vocals folds _________.
29. An abbreviation which is pronounced like a word.