SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS: UNDERSTANDING AND USE OF LANGUAGE
Keywords:
synonyms, antonyms, pronounciation, phrases, contexts, semanticsAbstract
Linguistics is a complex field that explores the intricacies of language and communication. Two important themes within linguistics are semantics and pragmatics, which help us understand the meaning and use of language. In this article, we will explore these themes in more detail, providing an overview of their significance and real-life examples.
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