...tence without using a feast of Anglo-Saxon words. Computer analysis of the language has shown that the 100 most common words in English are all of Anglo-Saxon origin. The basic building blocks of an English sentence—the, is, you and so on—are Anglo-Saxon. Some Old English words like mann, hus an...

... 斯蒂芬·平克如此详细地阐述： "In cracking the code of language...children's minds must be constrained to pick out just the right kinds of generalizations from the speech around them....It is this line of reasoning that led Noam Chomsky to propose that language acquisition in c...

...采用“informatique en nuage” 实例和意见 "[W]hat counts as language contact? The mere juxtaposition of two speakers of different languages, or two texts in different languages, is too trivial to count: unless the speakers or the texts interact in some way, there can be no transfer of l...

...的德意志和麦克沃特的断言埋下了伏笔。 "The nature of language is considered as a function of knowledge attained...[T]he language faculty may be regarded as a fixed function, characteristic of the species, one component of the human mind, a function which maps experience into gram...

...not give advice: They detail the ways in which native speakers use their language. A descriptive grammar is a survey of a language. For any living language, a descriptive grammar from one century will differ from a descriptive grammar of the next century because the language will have changed."—...

...r as a receptive skill must be recognized. - The importance of contrast in language awareness must be recognized. - Teachers should employ extensive, comprehensible language for receptive purposes. - Extensive writing should be delayed as long as possible. - Nonlinear recording formats (e.g., mind m...