Language is generative, which means that the symbols of a language __________. A. remain fixed, limiting the messages one can say B. must adhere to a certain standard or set of rules C. can be combined to generate unique messages D. are used to represent certain ideas or events
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So, which answer choice best reflects this idea? A. remain fixed, limiting the messages one can say - This is the opposite of generative, so it's not the correct answer. Show more…
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