Sound and Meaning which include phonemes (indicate changes in meaning) and morphemes (smallest meaningful units of speech; simple words, prefixes and suffixes). Grammar which are rules for structuring sentences and their meaning; two major components are syntax (rules for arranging words into phrases and sentences) and semantics (criteria for assigning meaning to the morphemes in a language).
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The structures of language are Sound, meaning, grammar, and semantics.
Sound and Meaning which include phonemes (indicate changes in meaning) and morphemes (smallest meaningful units of speech; simple words, prefixes and suffixes). Grammar which are rules for structuring sentences and their meaning; two major components are syntax (rules for arranging words into phrases and sentences) and semantics (criteria for assigning meaning to the morphemes in a language).
jackie the structures of language are the meaning, the sounds, the grammer and the semantics. these things help us build our language little by little
emily garnica
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