What are the components of English language?

Answer 1

The English language is composed of nouns (specific nouns, pronouns, proper nouns), verbs (transitive, modal, linking, and intransitive), adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, articles, and interjections/exclamations. I may have missed one or two, but these compose most or all of it.

Answer 2

Components of Language

Linguistic study involves a search for patterns in the way speakers use language; linguists aim to describe these patterns by reducing them to a set of rules called a grammar.

Phonology: Sounds

The study of the sounds of language and the analysis and classification of phonemes is called phonology. The sounds of human language produced by a set of organs. The actual sounds that come out when we speak are called phones.

Morphology: Word Structure

Morphology is the study of word structure and formation and systematic way of how words can be put together. It discusses morphemes, affixes, intonation, stress, synthetic language, agglutinative language, and fusional language.

Syntax: Sentence Structure

The study of sentence structure, the grammatical arrangement of words, phrases, and clauses for creating well-formed sentences. It defines parts of speech. To put orderly nouns, adjectives, adverbs into sentence to make it articulate.

Semantics: Meaning

The study of meaning, expression, signs, symbols, denotation, connotation, metaphor, allegory, simile, and use of words phrases.

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Answer 3

The components of English language include phonology (sounds), morphology (words and their structure), syntax (sentence structure), semantics (meaning), and pragmatics (language use in context). These components work together to create a system of communication.