Grammars of specific languages
ID: grammars-of-specific-languages
Grammars of specific languages refer to the formal structures that describe the syntax and rules governing how words and phrases are combined to form sentences in those languages. Each language has its own set of grammatical rules that define how sentences can be constructed, including aspects such as word order, verb conjugations, noun declensions, and the use of articles and prepositions.
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