Descriptive Syntax

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Adjuncts
________: modifying elements that add nuance but are never required for the syntax.
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Syntax
________: how words are arranged in a sentence.
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Humans
________ have both a Lexicon and a Grammar in their mental cognition.
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Languages
________ can have more than one major word order.
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Co occurrence
________: when a word requires another word to occur in a sentence to complete the syntactic structure.
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Grammaticality
________: native speakers have an innate ability to see if a sentence is grammatical.
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Agreement
a type of co- occurrence.
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Acquisition device
________ is hardwired with Universal Grammar.
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Word Order
________: natural and permissible order of core elements in a sentence (subject, object, verb)
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syntax
how words are arranged in a sentence
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grammaticality
native speakers have an innate ability to see if a sentence is grammatical
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Language Acquisition Device
all infants are hardwired for learning a language
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Word Order
natural and permissible order of core elements in a sentence (subject, object, verb)
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variations
usual order is always flexible to a certain extent
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prepositions come before the noun in English
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Co-occurrence
when a word requires another word to occur in a sentence to complete the syntactic structure
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Adjuncts
modifying elements that add nuance but are never required for the syntax
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syntax
strict, language-specific rules of arrangement
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what is in a human's mental cognition?
both a Lexicon and a Grammar