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Basic principles by Thornbury
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While traditional grammar is based on the written form of the language, spoken language has its own distinctive grammar
True
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Basic principles by Thornbury
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What are two kinds of meaning?
representional and interpersonal
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Thornbury states that one function can be expressed by different forms
True
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What are four levels of a language in use?
text, sentence, word, sound
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There is one-to-one match between grammatical form and communicative function
True
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Contextual information doesn’t play a key role in our interpretation of what a speaker means
False
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Grammar makes a meaning___when____is lacking
clear;contextual
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Representational meaning facilitates the way we interact with other people
False
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Do we infer the speaker’s intention when it comes to grammar and function?
Yes
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What do pedagogical rules include?
rules of form and use
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