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of linguistic categories doesn\'t exist. What is important for categorization are culture, history, society and individually peculiar experience like surrounding environment, not innate constraints and mental commonalities. Thus, I conclude that relativity, especially strong position of relativity i
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Projects such as the English Lexicon Project have created databases of words and lexical decision response times that have been obtained over multiple experiments.
Language Processing and Linguistics
1. Phonetics and phonology
(1) Features
(2) Phonemes
(3) Syllables
2. Morphological processing
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and having interest in writing and reading. Second, the language instruction activity was carried out most frequently when discussing \'environment and living\'. Third, the order of the frequent language instruction type is by syntax, semantics, phonology, pragmatics and morphemics. Fourth, as for i
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and having interest in writing and reading. Second, the language instruction activity was carried out most frequently when discussing \'environment and living\'. Third, the order of the frequent language instruction type is by syntax, semantics, phonology, pragmatics and morphemics. Fourth, as for i
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and Canada for linguistic training; my accumulated experiences through exposure to wide spectrum of cultures during my period as an exchange student; and all the more open-minded and aggressive way of thinking with a globalized outlook by way of intercommunicable dialog. I dare to say your choice wo
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