The aspect of vocabulary that UG

concentrates on is

Generative Semanticists regarded meaning or

semantics as the basis for grammatical theorizing.

The semantic-based

grammars take the meaning of the sentence as input and provide the sound

pattern of the sentence as output.

According to the UG theory either a language

has lexical phrases in which the head comes first or it has phrases in which

the head comes last.

A whole

generation of developmental psycholinguists claim that early linguistic

learning comes only from an innately specified language ability in human beings

The correct

comprehension of some words may depend on the human ability to perceive a

voicing delay of one-twentieth of a second in the production of these sounds.

A subfield of general

psycholinguistics which discovers hidden or latent mechanisms of linguistic

consciousness underlying the processes of generating and understanding

utterances.

Information that we

store in our mental lexicon about a word we are comprehending and which we use

to guess its meaning.

Specific information

which the speakers bring to any new situation based on their accumulated

experience with similar situations which assists the lexical search process.

According to TGG theory part of knowledge

of a language which gives information about the grammatical structures

with which words may occur is called