👉 Articulative is a type of linguistic concept that refers to a phrase or sentence that contains an element or feature that is not present in other parts of a larger statement. This means that it can be considered as part of the larger sentence, but it does not form its own independent meaning. For example: 1. "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." - In this sentence, "the quick brown fox" is an articulative element because it modifies and adds to the meaning
