That, too, would take a lifetime because we find new ways to express ourselves all of the time. There are also many things that are natural to us that we do not pay attention to or consider a promise until extensively analyzing the situation. For example, the ways in which we use language. We seem to form sentences with a subject and a predicate from an early age. We mimic what we hear and therefore, we may take for granted that these things come automatically to us.
Children seem to form sentences with nouns and verbs.
They may not be in agreement but, nevertheless, there is a subject and verb present in the correct order. So, language usage may be taken for granted. I am consciously examining what I feel are promises of language. I will discuss two major premises in this division of the paper that I feel are promises. First, language is a way to reinforce our nonverbal expressions or feelings.