1.   More often than not, to account for linguistic phenomena we require diverse kinds of information from different components of a grammar.

2.   The linguistic phenomena we see in the texts reflect not classical fusion of law but post-classical confusion of language.

3.   That is to say, it may be possible to give powerful functionalist explanations of linguistic phenomena by reference to pragmatic principles.

4.   First, implicature stands as a paradigmatic example of the nature and power of pragmatic explanations of linguistic phenomena.

5.   I have stressed that I am taking a particular linguistic phenomenon, deixis, and examining its occurrences and behaviour in a specific genre.

6.   Artmann experimented with linguistic phenomena, building on the phonetic patterns he found in dialect.

7.   Psycholinguistics is the study of the psychological factors involved in the perception of and response to linguistic phenomena.