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[单选题]2. (　　)distinguishes the linguistic competence of the speaker and the actual phenomena or data of linguistics as langue and parole.

AChomsky

BSaussure

CGilman

DBrown

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B

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Saussure(索绪尔)将说话者的语言能力和语言的实际现象或语料区分为语言和言语。chomsky主要研究生成语言学，而Gilman和Brown都是社会语言学家。

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