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History of the English Language: Vocab Lesson 1 &2

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Practice (Key Terms): In this lesson, students will explore and practice key academic terms related to language, communication, meaning, system, interaction, message, symbol, expression, grammar, and context as they build understanding of foundational concepts. They will learn to define and distinguish language and communication while understanding their main functions. They will also examine and critically discuss the four major theories of language origin—divine language, gesture, imitation, and evolution—supporting their ideas with clear examples.

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Practice (Key Terms): In this lesson, students will explore and practice key academic terms related to language, communication, meaning, system, interaction, message, symbol, expression, grammar, and context as they build understanding of foundational concepts. They will learn to define and distinguish language and communication while understanding their main functions. They will also examine and critically discuss the four major theories of language origin—divine language, gesture, imitation, and evolution—supporting their ideas with clear examples.

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The different purposes we use language for, such as informing, expressing feelings, giving instructions, persuading, or interacting socially.

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The rules for forming sentences and structuring words correctly of a language.

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The exchange of messages, ideas, or actions between people or living beings.

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The information, idea, or feeling sent from a sender to a receiver.

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The situation, background, or environment in which communication occurs.

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The beginning or first stage of something. In the context of language, it refers to how and when humans first started to communicate using sounds, gestures, or symbols.

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An idea or explanation about how or why something happens.

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An object, action, or sound that stands for or represents a specific meaning. Example: A red traffic light means that drivers must stop.

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The process of sharing thoughts, ideas, or feelings with others.

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The idea that language was given or revealed to humans by a god or gods.

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The idea that language began through hand movements, facial expressions.

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The idea that humans developed language by copying sounds, actions, or behaviors from others or from nature.

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The idea that language gradually changed and developed over a long period.

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