Which of the following is NOT a rule that governs language?
A) Syntactic
B) Symbolic
C) Phonological
D) Semantic

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Symbolic is not a rule that governs language in the same way as syntactic, phonological, and semantic rules. While language is symbolic in nature, meaning it uses symbols (words) to represent ideas, objects, or concepts, the term "symbolic" itself does not refer to a specific set of rules governing language structure or use. Syntactic rules govern the structure of sentences, phonological rules govern the structure of sounds, and semantic rules govern meaning.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Rule That Governs