Out of the two there are (from what I see) sweet would the the answer.
Answer:
Nuanced, compressed
Explanation:
Poetic language is the language associated with poetry. This term is used to make a distinction between poetry and other forms of speech.
As we can easily notice, poetry is very different from our everyday conversations. This is because the used language is different. We can describe poetic language as nuanced and compressed.
When something is nuanced, it is characterized by subtle shades of meaning or expression. This is why we need to pay close attention to which words exactly are used in poems. In poetry, nuances matter a lot more than in the language we use outside of it.
Effective poetry uses compressed language. This means that poets say a lot without using too many words. This is why, in poetry, short sentences are very common and important.
My new kitten with the gray stripes is very playful.
My kitten is playful
My favorite movie are showing
The stores closes
The flowers was delivered
"Kitten" and "is" are the only singular-singular matches. All the rest don't make sense :)
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Burrhus Frederic Skinner was an American psychologist who belonged to the behaviorist school of thought. Behaviorists believe that languages are learned through reinforcement and imitation. Children imitate the language and the way people around them speak and receive reinforcement when they correctly say a word. According to behaviorist theories, this leads to the memorization of new words.
The nativist theories claim the opposite. According to nativists, such as Noam Chomsky, who developed the concept of the language acquisition device (LAD), children have an inherent predisposition for language acquisition. LAD is an explanation of how children learn languages so fast and with such ease, especially compared to adults. Nativists do not believe that language is learned because of reinforcement.
