Subjective Questions

  1. Grammar is defined as a set of rules that regulate __ in a language.
  2. As a field of study, grammar investigates the __ features of a language and their combination rules.
  3. Prescriptive grammar specifies what is and in a language.
  4. The development of English grammar began in the __ century.
  5. The first significant book on English grammar was titled __ by Bullokar.
  6. Early English grammar rules were heavily influenced by the structure of __ language.
  7. The incorporation of philosophy into English grammar occurred in the __ century.
  8. Knowledge of grammar aids in understanding __ when studying a foreign language.
  9. Traditional grammar is also known as __ grammar.
  10. Traditional grammar is prescriptive in nature and prefers the __ form of language over the spoken form.
  11. In traditional grammar, words are classified into __ of speech.
  12. One weakness of traditional grammar is that it is based on the grammatical categories of and .
  13. Structural grammar was developed by __ in the 19th century.
  14. Structural grammar focuses on analyzing the __ among words in a sentence.
  15. In structural grammar, clusters or structures include sounds, forms, word groups, and __.
  16. The concept of __ class, introduced by structural grammar, is wider than parts of speech.
  17. Immediate constituent analysis in structural grammar is a __ process of dividing a sentence into sections.
  18. Structural grammar employs the __ method of data analysis to study language.
  19. Structural grammar distinguishes between la langue, which is the concept, and la parole, which is language in .
  20. Language in structural grammar is viewed as a system of __ sounds.