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generative grammar

listen to the pronunciation of generative grammar
English - Turkish
öndürücü dilbilgisi
üretimsel dilbilgisi
üretici dilbilgisi
(Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) üretici dilbilgisi (chomsky)
English - English
A linguistic theory that attempts to describe a native speaker's tacit grammatical knowledge by a system of rules that in an explicit and well-defined way specify all of the well-formed, or grammatical, sentences of a language while excluding all ungrammatical, or impossible, sentences. Finite set of formal rules that will produce all the grammatical sentences of a language. The idea of a generative grammar was first definitively articulated by Noam Chomsky in Syntactic Structures (1957). The generative grammarian's task is ideally not just to define the interrelation of elements in a particular language, but also to characterize universal grammar that is, the set of rules and principles intrinsic to all natural languages, which are thought to be an innate endowment of the human intellect. See also grammar, syntax
generative grammar

    Hyphenation

    gen·e·ra·tive gram·mar

    Turkish pronunciation

    cenırıtîv grämır

    Pronunciation

    /ˈʤenərətəv ˈgramər/ /ˈʤɛnɜrətɪv ˈɡræmɜr/
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