Utterance, Sentence and Propositions

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PAST SIMPLE VS PAST PERFECT

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present perfect

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MIND MAP VIRTUAL OBJECT

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THEORIES OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN RELATION TO BEGINNING READING INSTRUCTION.

GABRIELA ANDREINA RUIZ MENDEZ‑k egina

By one person before and after / silence.

Ephemeral.

Particular occasion.

- Identified by a specific time or by a specific person.

- Less abstract physical.

- Physical event.

-It's spoken

Don't correspond to facts.

Only true propositions can be known.

False.

True.

Can be.

Situation.

It's remains constant.

- It's a fact.

- The way you perceive the world.

- Describes a state of affairs.

Persons or things.

Types.

Makes a statement or states a fact.

Convey orders.

Ask questions.

Declarative.

Interrogatives.

Imperactives.

- String of words put together by grammatical rules of a lenguage.

Same Words.

- Has no time or place, but it has a definitive linguistic form.

Purposes.

- Abstract gramar.

Different orden.

Same orden.

Propositions.

Utterance.

Sentence.

SEMANTICS. Luna Romero Baeza Daira Rios Rodriguez