Descriptive linguistics primarily provides information on all of the following except:​

A) ​the language's relationship to other languages
B) ​the structure of a language
C) ​various types of instinctive calls in a language
D) ​the unique linguistic repertoire of a language

Descriptive Linguistics

The branch of linguistics that involves describing the structure and function of languages without making judgments about their correctness or superiority.

Instinctive Calls

Natural vocal behaviors exhibited by animals, often used for communication within the same species, guided by inherent and genetic factors.

Linguistic Repertoire

The range of language varieties, styles, and practices that an individual can use, reflecting their social identity and situational contexts.