English Language 1

This book encompasses its structure, meaning and use across various contexts. This explores the principles that underlie language, covering aspects such as introduction to language, phonetics, phonology, morphology, semantics and pragmatics.

The book also examines language acquisition, historical developments and the social dynamics of languages within communities. The goal of this is to understand the universal features of language as well as the diversity and complexity of individual languages.

It plays a crucial role in fields such as language teaching, translation and interpretation, computational linguistics. Overall, linguistics seeks to uncover the underlying principles of language, both as a universal human capacity and in the context of specific languages and communities.

This book covers show the brief explanation about introduction to language, morphology and word formation, language skills together with translation and interpretation.