Mado is sad that she has lost the French-Canadian that her French-Canadian parents spoke in her childhood.She knows many French-Canadian words,but she has forgotten how to put them together into real French-Canadian sentences.Mado seems to have a problem with French-Canadian

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Mado's difficulty in putting together French-Canadian words into sentences indicates a problem with syntax, which refers to the rules for combining words and phrases to form sentences in a language. Morphemes (A) are the smallest units of meaning in language, while phonemes (B) are the smallest units of sound. Extralinguistic information (D) refers to nonverbal cues, such as gestures or facial expressions, which can contribute to understanding but are not part of the language itself.

Mado Is Sad That She Has Lost the French-Canadian That