LINGUISTICS (Competence, Performance & Teaching)

It is the ability of native speakers to create and understand grammatical sentences, to detect deviant and ungrammatical sentences, and to make other linguistic judgments about utterance in their language.

• Language Competence

• Language Performance

• Speech Error

• Both A and B

What allows the speaker the potentials to understand and produce utterances?

• Language Competence

• Language Performance

• Knowledge

• Speech Error

What do you call the actual utterances produced by speakers of a language?

• Language Competence

• Language Performance

• Knowledge

• Speech Error

To what concept did Noam Chomsky regard the relationship of competence and performance?

• form and substance

• part to whole

• form and part

• substance and whole

A theory _________________ should explain sentences, which are rendered into speech sounds.

What involves knowledge for using competence so that the process of sentence production and understanding can be realized?

• Knowledge

• Language Competence

• Language Performance

• Speech Error

Competence is the knowledge that persons have of their grammar.

• True

• False

There is a difference between having the knowledge necessary to produce sentences of a language and applying this knowledge.

• True

• False

Speech Error is a voluntary deviations from what we wish to say.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

Linguistic knowledge, for the most part, is a conscious knowledge.

• True

• False

• Depends on the learner