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Which of the following is an example of parole?

AThe English grammar system

BA person delivering a speech

CThe International Phonetic Alphabet

DThe dictionary of a language

Answer:

B. A person delivering a speech

Read Explanation:

In linguistics, "parole" refers to the actual use of language by an individual, like saying "Hello" to greet someone, which is considered an example of parole because it's the concrete realization of the linguistic system ("langue") that dictates how greetings should be expressed; essentially, it's the act of speaking or writing as opposed to the underlying rules of language itself. 


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