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Q
Explain codification
A
To solidify, or ‘ set in stone ‘ a word with the use of grammars or style guides… makes the word official
English Language
flashcards
Decks in class (42)
# Cards
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AOS1: Sac 1 Subsystems27
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EXAM - Nouns, Verbs Etc.10
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EXAM Subsystems16
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EXAM Morphemes3
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EXAM Functions Of Language7
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EXAM Prosodic Features And Difference Between The Two Modes6
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EXAM Sentance Types5
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EXAM More Differences Between The Two Modes8
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EXAM Stages Of Child Acquisition4
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Sac 1 Part 1 - Changes From Old English4
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Sac 1 Par 1- Give An Example Of Standardization1
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Sac 1 Part 1- Nature Of Language Change2
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Sac 1 Part 1- English And The Indoeuropean Languages5
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Sac 1 Part 1- English Timeline3
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Sac 1 Part 1- Features Of A Standard Language1
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Sac 1 Part 1- Creating The Standard2
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Sac 1 Part 1- Phonological Changes6
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Sac 1 Part 1- Lexical Change10
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Sac 1 Part 1- Semantic Changes6
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Sac 1 Part 1- Changes In Syntax1
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Sac 1 Part 2- Language Has Developed4
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Subsystems And Aboriginal Languages4
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EXAM- Stages Of English4
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EXAM- Explain Codification1
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EXAM- Standard Variety Of Language1
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EXAM- Australian English1
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EXAM- Differences Across Time4
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EXAM- Language Change1
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EXAM- Germanic Languages3
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EXAM- Similarity Among Languages1
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EXAM- Features Of A Standard Language1
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EXAM- Phonological Change5
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EXAM- Lexical Change9
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EXAM- Semantic Change5
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EXAM- Changes In Syntax1
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EXAM- Linguistic Labelling4
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EXAM- Circles Of English3
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EXAM- L1/L24
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EXAM- Pidgins And Creoles2
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EXAM- Aboriginal English2
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EXAM- Prescriptivism/descriptivism2
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EXAM- Euphamism1
