Phrase structure rules, also known as rewrite rules, are a set of formal grammatical rules used in generative grammar to describe the structure of phrases and sentences in a language. These rules define how symbols (which can represent words, phrases, or other grammatical constructs) can be combined to form larger grammatical units. The basic idea is that phrases can be generated from smaller constituents based on these rules.
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