Phonological System
The smallest unit of sound
Phoneme
The structural system of English that governs how words are made into sentences
The Syntactic System
The meaning system of English that focuses on vocabulary
Semantic System
The system of English that varies according to social and cultural uses
Pragmatic System
Knowledge about phoneme, grapheme, correspondences, and spelling rules
Phonics
A written phoneme that uses one or more letter
The structure or grammar of a sentence
Syntax
Semantics
The purpose for which a person uses language
Function
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Non-Standard English
The sound system of the English language with approx 44 sounds
What is the phonological system
The smallest meaningful unit of language
Morpheme
Synonyms
The form of English used in textbooks and by TV newscasters
Standard English
The rules governing how words are organized into sentences, not the parts of speech or conventional etiquette of language
Grammar
Knowledge of sounds
Phonological Awareness
Free Morpheme
Opposites
Antonyms
Other forms of English
Non-Standard English
Type of English used for instruction
Academic Language
The ability to manipulate sounds into words orally
Phonemic Awareness
A morpheme that's attached to a free morpheme
Bound Morpheme
Words that sound alike
Homophones
Language that varies between social classes, cultural and ethnic groups, and geographic regions.
Dialect
Example: Happy and Unhappy
The difference between a bound and free morpheme