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I have an assingment about functions of linguistics but i couldn't find enough information on the net. If you have link or knowledge abour that subject, can you send?
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If you are referring to functions in language, then try here to start:
http://www.btinternet.com/~ted.power/esl0316.html
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hi tdol
thank you for your help but i m searching about the functions of language.
that is to say,what are the fuctions of language except for communication.
for example physiological function provides us to reflect our emotions or recording function helps us to record our past experiences and so on.
the functions of language is divided into two as micro and macro functions.
i m focusing on these.
i think i could explain. thanks :)
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Dark Angel. Language's prime function is communication. You would still be communicating if you were explaining how you felt, as you would by writing something down that told people about an event that took place.

As far as I can see, language is a function of expression and nothing else.

Having said that, please expand on micro and macro functions.
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I think that you are requesting the functions of language according to the context that it represents.
So, actually I can just give you titles.
1- Physiological function
2- Phatic function.
3- Recording function.
4- Identifying function.
5- Reasoning function.
6- Pleasure function.
7- Ideational function.
8- Interpersonal function.
9- textual function.
May these help you searching more !
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