DIMENSIONS AND LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS; SYNTAGMATIC, AND PARADIGMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN LINGUAL UNITS
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Linguistic analysis operates on multiple dimensions and levels, including phonetics, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. A key aspect of linguistic structure is the interplay between syntagmatic and paradigmatic relations, which determine how lingual units function within a system. This article explores these relationships, highlighting their role in language organization, meaning construction, and structural dependencies, providing insight into the fundamental principles of linguistic theory and analysis.
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