Question

The four chief aspects of any language are –

• A. Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary, and Idioms
• B. Spelling, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, and Grammar
• C. Grammar, Syntax, Vocabulary, and Spelling
• D. Grammar, Spelling, Syntax, Idioms

Answer 1

Answer:

B. Spelling, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, and Grammar

The four chief aspects of any language are:

1. Spelling – The system and conventions of writing words with the correct letters in the correct order.

2. Vocabulary – The set of words within a language, including their meanings and usage.

3. Pronunciation – The way in which words are spoken, including sounds, stress, and intonation.

4. Grammar – The rules and structure that govern how words are combined to form sentences and convey meaning.

These four aspects work together to ensure effective communication in both spoken and written forms of a language.