The four functions of language: to define, to evaluate, to influence, to reflect. In language we always have a sender, a receiver and an information. The sender sends the information to the receiver in a specific context (a sorounding world) and the information is corelated with the world (it says something about it). The functions of language describes functions of theese elements. Language "defines" because it says something about the world and it shows a connection between the information and the world. Language influence, because every speech we give has its consequences for the receiver so here we have correlation between the information and the receiver. What's more language reflects because it shows the emotions and intentions of the sender (connection between sender and information). And last but not least we have the function "to evaluate". It shows how the information influences itself, how it is built, what kind of language we use and what stylistic values it has.
Answer:love
Explanation:I don't even know if this is right but I'm guessing to get more points
This question is about the article "Cinderella, the Legend"
Answer:
The author's purpose in placing such disparate references is to intensify the idea of how the Cinderella story can be associated with the most different works, in addition to a comprehensive and diverse power of influence.
Explanation:
In the article, the author shows the reasons that led the Cinderella tale to become the most popular fairy tale. These reasons not only make Cinderella's story loved, but also provide insights for other works and thoughts to be formed. An interesting factor about this influence of the story, is that its influence power is very comprehensive and can be seen in the most different works already published, being even able to be referenced in religious texts and biographies, as the article presents.
D. a subject. The sentence would go so<span>mething like this: Sally threw threw ball.</span>
You would say it like this 欢迎回家 or like <span>Huānyíng huí jiā.</span>
