Syntactic and Pragmatic Rules

What term fits this definition: the cultural values and expectations that are embedded within a language

Which of these examples of pragmatic rules show how they are used differently in other countries?

What term fits this definition: how language is used in different social situations in order to communicate effectively

Why does the author refer to pragmatic rules as secret rules?

What does syntax help us identify in a sentence?

Syntactic rules act like ____?

Why is understanding syntax important in cross cultural communication?

What term fits this definition: the guidelines that dictate how words are put together in order to convey meaning 

How do syntactic rules contribute to politeness and clarity?

What different ways can pragmatic rules be used in social and professional settings?

What term fits this definition: ability to convey the intended meaning in different ways depending on someone's culture

What happens if syntactic rules are not followed in communication?

How are multilingual speakers' grammar different from monolingual speakers?

What is the benefit of syntactic rules in professional settings?

True or false: our messages usually include intended or implied meaning

True or False: Multilingual speakers have less varied linguistic systems than monolingual speakers

What makes multilingual speakers' grammar systems more varied

Why is uniformity in syntactic rules important?

What is the main function of syntactic rules in communication?

Can syntactic and pragmatic rules include nonverbal language?