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Make a list of all the sentences in this paragraph.Languages are constructed in a hierarchical order according to three levels: basic, advanced, and extra-advanced.For example, English is a basic language, with Russian being an advanced language and Mandarin Chinese being an extra-advanced language.Some languages have different hierarchies with more levels such as Icelandic having nine levels after basic while Polish has only seven. In addition to the number of levels within the hierarchy, languages also differ in terms of the words they use and their grammar structures. For instance Russian has ten times more words than English while Polish's grammar is simpler than English's even though it has fewer words for its vocabulary. The difference between the number of words in a language and the number of words in an "English-Russian" dictionary is not very significant, but it can be seen that English has more word categories than Russian, which has more word categories than Dutch. However, English is not superior to any other language in terms of vocabulary available for use. Russian is superior to every other language in terms of its vocabulary. Since the number of vocabulary items per language varies, some languages are better at expressing certain concepts or ideas than others are. This difference can be seen on the following table: Languages are grouped according to their level on a hierarchical scale which was developed by Nooteboom (1975). Here is an excerpt from the article:A hierarchy of languagesThe basic classification is reasonably trivial. All natural languages belong to the same family and share the same basic characteristics: they all consist of words, use word-order and employ sound systems to convey meaning.Let us now consider a little more in detail the various types of languages within this group. First we can distinguish between tonal and non-tonal languages. Tonal or intonational languages such as Thai make use of tone differences in speech which are associated with differences in meaning (e.g. high tone – yes, low tone – no). Non-tonal or non-intonational languages do not use tone differences to convey meaning (e.g. English).Within the non-tonal group further distinctions can be made. Here we find languages which are basically agglutinative, i.e., they form new words by adding elements to old ones, and those which are basically isolating, i.e., they form new words by leaving the word unaltered and adding separate elements (e.g. Chinese, English). The isolating languages which fall into the same category as English, French and Afrikaans can be further subdivided as follows:Within each group we can distinguish between those languages which use only very simple morphemes, such as English and French, and those which use complex ones, such as Chinese and Japanese. Adjective incorporation is a device by which the adjective indicates the quality of a noun. This means that it precedes the noun and usually combines with it. Examples: () ()There are roughly three ways of connecting words in a sentence. In wh-questions the question word will be placed before its subject word.

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