If an English Speaker Said to You, "Get Out of My

If an English speaker said to you, "Get out of my face!" you would probably back up and move away from the person speaking to you. From a linguistic point of view, "Get out of my face":

A) consists of fourteen phonemes but only three morphemes
B) is an example of a kinesics message
C) shows that glottochronology and the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis may be more closely related than most linguists think
D) is an example of proxemics in action
E) contains four free morphemes and two bounded morphemes .