Read the fragment below.
Words, expressions, and structures are continually added or discarded. When spoken and written, language takes on tangible and perceptible forms. We can see written language, and we hear language when spoken. These tangible forms can be described through language. (Moran, P. Language and culture. In Teaching culture: Perspectives in practice. 2001)
According to the context, we should remember that:
Words, expressions, and structures are continually added or discarded. When spoken and written, language takes on tangible and perceptible forms. We can see written language, and we hear language when spoken. These tangible forms can be described through language. (Moran, P. Language and culture. In Teaching culture: Perspectives in practice. 2001)
According to the context, we should remember that:
