linguistic - linguistics

linguistic - linguistics
'linguistic'
Linguistic is an adjective. It means `related to language'.

...linguistic development between the ages of nought and four.

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'linguistics'
Linguistics is a noun. It refers to the study of the ways in which language works.

Are you still doing research into linguistics?

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You use linguistics, not `linguistic', in front of another noun when you are talking about something that relates to linguistics.

I'm in the middle of writing a linguistics essay.

I read quite a few linguistics books.

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