Syntax in Linguistic

Conjunctions

Syntactic Categories

Grammaticality Judgments

Example

(1) Which book did you say John believes Bill should read t?
(t = object trace)
(2) Which book did you say John believes t offended many people?
(t = subject trace)

Based on whether the sentence is produced and interpreted
in accordance with the rules and constraints of the relevant grammar.

Syntactic structure of senteces generative linguistics are largery of the opinion that for native speakers of natural languagers

Syntax

Phonology

Morphology

Phonetics

Study of internal structure of words

Branch of linguistic

Study of sounds structures in language

Speach sounds with reference to their distribution and pattering

Study production and classification

Study the interaction between of different vocal organs

Study of the syntactic properties of a language

Lexical Words

Nouns

Verbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

Denote a person, animal, place, thing and idea

Agel admires her mother

Miko is my favorite cat

Physical verbs, mental verbs, state of being

Let's run to the sports field

I know the answer

Articles, possesive adjectives, demostrative adjectives, interrogative adjectives, numbers, attributive

Please put those cookies on the round plate

It used to describe a verb adjective, clause or another adverb

He eats slowly

Functional Words

Closed Class Words

It refers to the category of function words.

create grammatical or structural relationships into which the content words may fit.

They have little or no meaningful content.

Conjunctions

Pronouns

Prepositions

Determiners

Modals

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