Generative grammar

What is the aim of the paper 'Using Generative Grammar for Modelling of Sentence Syntax'?

• To analyze the history of sentence structure

• To criticize the use of generative grammar

• To complete a project provided by Mrs. Nina Hayuningtyas

• To discuss the impact of phonetics on language

What is the purpose of the problem formulation in the paper?

• To confuse the readers

• To discuss the impact of phonetics on language

• To provide a background on language acquisition

• To help in understanding the basic structure of sentences

What is the main goal of studying generative syntactic theory?

• To understand the history of language

• To analyze the impact of phonetics on language

• To make a theory of language that covers three main areas

• To criticize traditional linguistic methods

What is the reliability of textbook data according to Sprouse and Almeida's research?

• At least 95% of the textbook's examples replicated in formal experiments

• At least 85% of the textbook's examples replicated in formal experiments

• At least 80% of the textbook's examples replicated in formal experiments

• At least 90% of the textbook's examples replicated in formal experiments

What is the main focus of the chapter 'Syntax as Science - the Scientific Method'?

• To criticize traditional linguistic methods

• To analyze the history of sentence structure

• To discuss the impact of phonetics on language

• To apply the scientific method to the study of sentence structure

What is the main argument for the idea that Language is an innate system?

• The proof consists of two premises: Syntax is a finite system, and Rule-governed infinite systems are learnable

• The proof consists of two premises: Syntax is a productive, recursive, and infinite system, and Rule-governed infinite systems are unlearnable

• The proof consists of two premises: Syntax is a finite system, and Rule-governed finite systems are learnable

• The proof consists of two premises: Syntax is a productive, recursive, and finite system, and Rule-governed finite systems are unlearnable

What is the main focus of the chapter 'Explaining Language Variation'?

• To discuss the impact of phonetics on language

• To analyze the history of sentence structure

• To criticize traditional linguistic methods

• To explain the differences in word order, grammar, and innate parameters among languages

What is the significance of the logical strategy in the study of sentence structure?

• To discuss the impact of phonetics on language

• To confuse the readers

• To provide a background on language acquisition

• To help in understanding the basic structure of sentences

What is the main premise of the argument for the idea that Language is an innate system?

• Syntax is a productive, recursive, and finite system, and Rule-governed finite systems are unlearnable

• Syntax is a finite system, and Rule-governed finite systems are learnable

• Syntax is a productive, recursive, and infinite system, and Rule-governed infinite systems are unlearnable

• Syntax is a finite system, and Rule-governed infinite systems are learnable

What is the main argument for the existence of an innate language faculty?

• The evidence for UG relies on the typological arguments for universals of language

• The evidence for UG relies on the underdetermination of the data argument

• The evidence for UG relies on the fact that parents correct their children's ungrammatical utterances

• The evidence for UG relies solely on the logical problem of language acquisition