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Whatdiscriminates the way a linguist interprets a language from the way a logicianunderstands it?
What
discriminates the way a linguist interprets a language from the way a logician
understands it?
A linguist usesnative speakers’ intuitions of grammatical sentences to discover the rules oflanguage, while a logician uses grammatical sentences defined by rules toconstruct the rules of a language.
A linguist uses
native speakers’ intuitions of grammatical sentences to discover the rules of
language, while a logician uses grammatical sentences defined by rules to
construct the rules of a language.
There is nodifference in the way a linguist and logician study a language
There is no
difference in the way a linguist and logician study a language
None of these
A linguist usesthe rules of grammar to discover native speakers’ intuitions of grammaticalsentences, while a logician uses constructed grammatical sentences defined byrules to create rules of language to create
the rules of grammar to discover native speakers’ intuitions of grammatical
sentences, while a logician uses constructed grammatical sentences defined by
rules to create rules of language to create
A linguist usesthe rules of grammar to discover native speakers’ intuitions of grammaticalsentences, while a logician uses constructed rules of language to creategrammatical sentences defined by rules.
sentences, while a logician uses constructed rules of language to create
grammatical sentences defined by rules.
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