LINGUISTIC PROBLEM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Linguistic Problem

 

 

 

 

 

In the area of linguistics, a sentence is an sign in natural dialect, and often characterized to show a grammatical unit comprising of one or more phrases that usually accept negligible syntactic relative to the phrases that precede or pursue it. A judgment can encompass phrases grouped significantly to articulate a statement, inquiry, exclamation, demand, order or suggestion.

As with all dialect signs, judgments may comprise both function and content phrases, and comprise properties distinct to natural language, for example attribute intonation and timing patterns.

Sentences are usually distinguished in most dialects by the occurrence of a finite verb, for demonstration ...