Week 7 or 8 - actively revisiting week 1 - 6 Copy
Which of the following principles / maxims is broken?
A
quantity
B
quality
C
relation
D
manner
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Which of the following principles / maxims is broken?
A
quantity
B
quality
C
relation
D
manner
Slide 1 - Quiz
Which of the following words came into the English language through coinage?
A
Tellie
B
Netizens
C
Granola
D
a hankie
Slide 2 - Quiz
3 X
5 X
4 X
4 X
3 X
The divine source
The natural
sound source
The social inter-action source
The physical
adaptation source
The genetic source
Innateness hypothesis
FOXP2
Larynx
capacity for speech
risk of choking
"Yo-he-ho" theory
Coordinated effort
The "Pooh-Pooh" theory
Social groups
The "Bow-Wow" theory
Onomatopeia
Instinctive emo-tional sounds
Quest for "original" language
There's one in almost every culture
Slide 3 - Question de remorquage
You are hungry and would like to eat something. Which of the following is/are indirect speech acts
A
Are you having anything to eat?
B
Are you going to finish that?
C
I am hungry.
D
Give me a sandwich!
Slide 4 - Quiz
Lexical
Functional
Inflectional
Deriva-
tional
shock
shocked
distasteful
shocks
teacher
teacher's
Their
for
effect
how
stronger
Slide 5 - Question de remorquage
"I am taking my dog to the vet"
What process led to the word vet?
Word relationship folks also pay extra close attention here.
What process led to the word vet?
Word relationship folks also pay extra close attention here.
Slide 6 - Question ouverte
He drank the whole bottle
Hyponomy
antonym
synonym
homonym
go see the vet
He is a Nam vet
couch
sofa
bank
metonomy
superordinate
buy
sell
boiling a kettle
Slide 7 - Question de remorquage
In which of the following words is "im" NOT a derivational morpheme?
A
Impossible
B
Imperceptible
C
Impala
D
Imperil
Slide 8 - Quiz
1
2
3
4
5
Slide 9 - Question de remorquage
Person deixis
Spatial deixis
Temporal deixis
I
am
sorry
that
he
was
not
here
yesterday
Slide 10 - Question de remorquage
What term do linguists use for words from different languages that are similar in form and meaning?
Words like: Hause, house, huis
Words like: Hause, house, huis
Slide 11 - Question ouverte
Q1: Have you seen my sneakers?
Q3: Green? Which ones do you mean?
A2: Yes, the green ones with the yellow stripes!
With the yellow stripes
They are in the bedroom
Q2
A3
Do you mean those green ones?
A1:
Slide 12 - Question de remorquage
Final question
What is a possible prototype of the superordinate "flower"? Also give two co-hyponyms of "sports"
What is a possible prototype of the superordinate "flower"? Also give two co-hyponyms of "sports"
