My Conclusion in Every Point Of: "A Brief Description of Syntactical Theory"

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My Conclusion in

Every Point of

“A Brief Description
of Syntactical
Theory”
learn about the rules that
determine how words, phrases
1. The Understanding of Syntax
and clauses form sentences.
Learn about the rules that determine how words, phrases
and clauses form sentences

1. The Understanding of Syntax


2. The Analysis of Syntactical Theory

Syntactical Theory has purpose to develop the study of syntax itself


about the ways forming sentenceand also the similarities in various
language

3. Traditional analysis (word class rules)

Traditional grammar is describing the structures of Greek and


Latin, where they discovered all the basic ideas of grammar word
classes,
dependency links, coordination, dependent type (such as subject
and object)
4. Transformational generative grammar

According to Chomsky, his grammar is Generative, since it can generate or is


called Transformational

In here, the structure of sentence is represented by phrase structure tree, otherwise known as
phrase marker of tree diagram. Such tree-diagram provides information about the sentences
that they represent by showing the hierarchical relations between their component parts.
For example:
5. The Basic Structure of English Syntax

1. Word Class 2. Phrase Structure

 Noun  Noun phrase


 Pronoun  Adjective phrase
 Adjective  Adverb phrase
 Adverb  Verb phrase
 Preposition  Prepotional phrase
 Conjunction
 Interjection
4. Sentence Structure

 Subject
 Verb
 Object
3. Clause Structure  Direct object: noun or pronoun that
receives the action.
 Noun clause  Indirect object: to or for whom
 Adjective clause something is done.
 Adverb clause • Subject complement: tells
more about the subject by
means of the verb.
• Object complement: tells more
about the object by means of
the verb.

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