The Collection of All Observations of a Language's Morphemes and Syntax

question 65

Short Answer

The collection of all observations of a language's morphemes and syntax is its _______________.​

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Definitions:

Explicit Quantifiers

Symbols or phrases in logic that explicitly specify the quantity of subjects to which a statement applies.

Universal

A term referring to concepts, properties, or statements that apply universally, without exceptions.

Particular

In philosophy, an individual object as opposed to a universal quality; distinguished from general or universal by being specific or detailed.

Traditional Square

A diagram in classical logic illustrating the logical relationships among the four types of categorical propositions.