Examples of 'all languages have' in a sentence
Meaning of "all languages have"
all languages have -> a statement indicating that every known language contains certain linguistic elements or structures
How to use "all languages have" in a sentence
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all languages have
Not all languages have numeral systems.
The truth is that all languages have grammar.
All languages have ways to give an order.
Most but not all languages have adjectives.
All languages have pulmonic stops.
Noam Chomsky posited that all languages have a universal grammar.
Not all languages have number as a grammatical category.
They are incredibly common crosslinguistically ; almost all languages have a velar stop.
Not all languages have this feature.
On the contrary, we believe that all languages have their place and function.
All languages have this phenomenon.
However, not all languages have proverbs.
All languages have been attempted.
Beaming on all frequencies, sir. All languages have been attempted. No response.
All languages have merit.
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Almost all languages have dialects.
All languages have grammar.
Later we shall see that all languages have some characteristics similar to mathematical languages.
All languages have ambiguity.
However, not all languages have ways to write.
Not all languages have the same numbers of reserved words.
In fact, it is argued that all languages have the underlying order Specifier-Head-Complement.
All languages have some means of specifying the source of information.
Not all languages have that.
All languages have pronominal categories involving at least three persons and two numbers.
Of course all languages have equivalents for gallows humor, black humor.
All languages have had adjustments made to suit the changed dialog settings where necessary.
Not all languages have words for the same colors.
All languages have regional differences!
All languages have many, many figures of speech that are not literally true.
All languages have a particular means for expressing this category, frequently by using a characteristic inflection.
All languages have been attempted . No response.
All languages have homophones, but in Chinese they are especially abundant.
Not all languages have this constraint, compare Spanish pliegue or French pluie.
Not all languages have tense: tenseless languages included Chinese and Dyirbal.
All languages have black and white . if there are three words, the third is red.
Not all languages have adjectives, but most, including English, do.
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