Certain Properties of Language Appear to Be Shared by Every

question 13

Multiple Choice

Certain properties of language appear to be shared by every language that has ever been studied. These properties are referred to as

• A) phrase-structure rules.
• B) deep rules.
• C) language parameters.
• D) linguistic universals.

Understand the importance of audience analysis in preparing presentations.

Recognize the effective structuring of presentations using storytelling and other tactics.

Apply strategies for timing and length management in presentations.

Identify techniques for demonstrating communication skills through presentations.

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