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Form vs. Function in Language

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Form vs. Function in Language
 

Form vs. Function in LanguageOnline version

True/false about linguistics

by Sabrina
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Language is only a fixed system of rules, not a resource.

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Functionalism denies that context influences language.

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Halliday proposed that language fulfills three metafunctions: ideational, interpersonal, and textual.

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The formalist approach views language as an autonomous mental system governed by abstract grammatical rules.

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The functionalist approach views language as a tool for communication and social interaction.

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Functionalism was founded by Aristotle.

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Its goal is to explain how speakers can generate infinitely many sentences using a finite set of principles.

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Halliday described language as a social semiotic and a resource for meaning-making.

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The Prague Linguistic Circle rejected the teleological principle in functionalist theory.

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Formalism focuses mainly on meaning and discourse rather than syntax.

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Functionalism asks why language is structured the way it is and what communicative purposes it serves.

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Grammar is shaped by the meanings speakers want to express and by the contexts in which language is used.

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