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THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIETY ON LANGUAGE IBD

PROHLAD ROY
LAP LAMBERT ACADEMIC PUBLISHIN
12 / 2025
9786209494178
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Sinopsis

According to Chomsky?s theory, competence is the child?s innate ability to develop language, enabling them to speak, understand, and produce grammatically correct sentences. A child who can produce all grammatically correct sentences would likely be considered a 'social monster.' Not only does the child learn language from society, but they also learn the appropriate ways to use it - knowing with whom, where, when, for what purpose, and how to communicate. Thus, sociolinguistic competence is a vital part of language acquisition. Without a proper understanding of society and culture, language use cannot be appropriate or correct. For example, a child who utters forbidden words in public may upset others, showing that some speech rules are extra-grammatical but culturally specific - rules the child has not learned or has not applied correctly. Even a grammatically correct sentence, like a tongue twister, can violate sociolinguistic norms if it disregards these contextual rules. The term ?competence? is not sufficiently comprehensive without considering these social and cultural factors.

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