Introduce/lead-in the topic/question you are answering or discussing (the same goes for finishing an answer-

wrap it up/conclude it). Take a look at the following 1st sentences to various responses and tell me if it is clear
what is being discussed:

-Not really, language is something proper of humans.

-The first theory is called ‘divine source’.

-Both are the study of sounds of language.

-The divine source says that God gave us language.

-The upper and lower theet, the toungue, the lips, the larynx and the throat.

-Yes, I believe animals can communicate in a complex fashion.

-First, Herodotus reported a story of an Egyptian pharaoh, which made an experiment with tw newborns.

-Because they are incomplete theories, well, at least one of them.

-I agree with this idea.

-A functional morpheme is a morpheme that adds a grammatical purpose to a word.

-The divine source

The natural source
The genetic source
The social interaction source
The tool-making source
The physical adaptation source.

What is clear in your mind isn’t necessarily clear to the reader. Look at the following samples and decide if they
are easy to understand or not:
-Cultural transmission is when you pass something to the next generation as it could be some music.
-And in a allophone when you substitute allophones, there only change the pronunciation of the same word.
-Etc….(last sentence/word in answer to a question)
-For example, dogs.
-Chimpanzees could just a bit of our language.
-Cultural transmission is when words pass from generation to generation.
-Coarticulation occurs when the speaker made a quick pronuntiation, it can be by saying only a word or in a
complete sentence.

When you are stating your opinion, always include evidence to support your position. Look at the following
samples:

-In my opinion, displacement, productivity and reflexivity are the most unique ones.

-I bealive that the best ones are the physical adaptation and generic form.

-In my opinion, the physical adaptation and social interaction theory explain better how human develop language.
If you finish early, proofread your responses (to check for spelling mistakes, ensure subject-verb conjugations are
correct, check that your responses make sense, etc…). Look at the following mistakes:
-Undertand

-Even tho they are not alike.

-The way he responses to my is relaly different.

-The king proceeded to put a boy in assolation.

-Throughout the years, linguistics have tried to make animals to communicate.

-Animals do not quietly understand human language.

-Definitely chimpanzees has one of the most complex language.

-In summarize, phonetic only study the sound.

-Finally we have a communication that we as a humans know how does it works…

-Fricatives is where there is a release of aire.

-And finally, we cultural transmission this just explains that we can pass….

-First, with herodatus wich he writed about the king…

-Whereas inflectional morphemes doesn’t create new words.

-They knew that if they push certain bottons in a certain order….

Written feedback abbreviation key:

R.O.-run on sentence INC-incomplete sentence
S ≠ v-subject/verb agreement SP-spelling
INF-informal WC-word choice