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competence and performance

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competence and performance

In linguistics, the potential and actual utterances of a speaker. As formulated by the linguist Noam Chomsky, a person's linguistic competence is the set of internalized rules in his or her brain that makes it possible to understand and produce language – rules that stipulate, for example, the order words take to form a sentence. A person's performance consists of the actual phrases and sentences he or she produces on the basis of these inner rules.



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