Language-specific standards refer to the guidelines and regulations that define the proper use of a particular language. These standards are crucial for maintaining clarity, consistency, and correctness in written and spoken communication. Below are some key aspects of language-specific standards:
1. Grammar and Syntax
- Grammar: The rules that govern the structure of sentences and phrases.
- Syntax: The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences.
2. Vocabulary and Usage
- Vocabulary: The set of words used in a language.
- Usage: The correct application of words in different contexts.
3. Spelling and Punctuation
- Spelling: The correct way to write words.
- Punctuation: The use of marks such as commas, periods, and quotation marks.
4. Style and Tone
- Style: The manner in which a language is used, including the choice of words and sentence structure.
- Tone: The attitude or feeling conveyed by language.
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