Ms.

Shelkeit Barrun
Name of Student

LINGUISTICS 102, MWF, 10:30 AM- 11:30 AM

Subject and Time

Mrs. Lorelie Marie Enar

Name of instructor
1. What is structure of English language?

Answer:

Structure of English language is a structure or unit of a language that use

universally. It is focuses mainly on a variety of basic and complex structure
of English including its (grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, spelling,
comprehension and writing) phonology, semantic, lexical, syntax and
morphology comparing them to structures of their language. It is also.
requires a person to gather and analyze information and data on English
usage in current authentic discourse.

2. What are the components of language? Give also their definition.

Answer:
There are more than three components of language. These are phonology,
morphology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics. To better understand,
Phonology is a branch of linguistics that studies how long would you
systematically organized their sounds. It's term refers to the sounds of any
particular language variety.
Morphology in linguistics it is the status of the form of a language.
Syntax it is the arrangement of words and phrases to produce well-formed
language.
Semantics it is one of the branch of linguistics and logic concerned with
meaning. It has also different branches that includes formal semantics
which is the logical aspects of meaning in a logical form; lexical semantics
which states word meanings and word relations; and conceptual semantics
that studies the cognitive structure of meaning.
Pragmatics in linguistics, it is the study of how context or a word
contributes to meaning.
3. What is the importance of structuring language?
Answer:
Structure in a language helps to create more easiest technique to construct a
meaning of a word and to make it more understandable.
When we are using a certain language we uses words and sentences which
has parts that combine in patterns, exhibiting the grammar of the language.
By the use of language structure we are allow to understand the words that
the speaker is trying to say.
As a words out and transformed into meaningful and understandable matter,
we can say how significant structure of a language is in our everyday life.

4. What does English structure mean?

Answer:
English structure means to a unit or a transformation of word to meaning. It
includes the study classes of word or the part of speech, the meaning of
words with or without considering changes of meaning, how words are
organised in relation to each other and in larger constructions, how words
are form from smaller meaningful unit, the sound of words, how they form
patterns of knowledge in the speaker’s mind, how standardized written
forms represent words and how written forms represent the words.

5. How many structures are there in English?

Answer:
There are numbers of structures in English. It includes phonemes,
morphemes, lexemes, syntax and context. These pieces all work together to
create meaningful communication among individuals.
Speech sound make up phonemes, which make up words. Words make up
sentences, which have literal meaning and contextual meaning. To better
understand here are the definition of each structures.