The Study of Language Functions

The Study of Language Functions

1. Is represented by the thought so that the language contains a better structure, in order to contain better functions.

2. Semantic relationships

   • Function to achieve socially and cognitively greater development.

3. Problems with acquiring basic semantic relationships

   • When you have problems with the main senses it is not possible to develop well the language neither social, nor cognitive.

4. Extended semantic relationships

   • When you understand what is being treated in various ways.

5. Social intentions

   • Are expressions to other people of what is being learned and understood.

6. Preoperational cognition

   • Its development is much more advanced and more comprehensible.

7. Expanded language functions

   • Is the development of thinking, understanding and solving deeper problems.