Across
- 1. — To form or make up a part of something, like sounds that form words.
- 4. — Relating to the study of language structure.
- 5. — To expect or look forward to, like using a new language on a trip.
- 6. — To increase in size or scope, such as one's vocabulary.
- 9. — To a large or significant degree, e.g., languages can differ ______.
- 10. — The innate, internal knowledge a speaker has of their language.
Down
- 2. — A person who speaks a language as their first language.
- 3. — In addition; used to introduce another point about language learning.
- 7. FAMILY — A group of languages descended from a common ancestor.
- 8. — To learn or gain knowledge of a language naturally.