Languages within a language group are generally related to each other because they all developed from a common ancestral language. This common ancestry typically indicates that the languages share similar grammatical structures, vocabulary, and other linguistic features due to their historical connections.
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How do languages within a language group relate to each other?
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They all developed on the same continent.
They all developed on the same continent.
They are all spoken by people of a particular religious faith.
They are all spoken by people of a particular religious faith.
They all developed from a common ancestral language.
They all developed from a common ancestral language.
They are all spoken by people of a particular ethnic group.
They are all spoken by people of a particular ethnic group.
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