Traditional Grammar: Problems and Possible Solutions
Yongan Liu
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Yongan Liu
Abstract
Originated from Latin grammar, traditional grammar has its problems, and therefore new schools of grammar arise. The problems with traditional grammar are to be discussed and analyzed, and some new schools of grammar are to be introduced briefly and commented on. Finally, expectations are put forward for the future grammar development and research, hopefully to provide references for grammar research.
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Originated from Latin grammar, traditional grammar has its problems, and therefore new schools of grammar arise. The problems with traditional grammar are to be discussed and analyzed, and some new schools of grammar are to be introduced briefly and commented on. Finally, expectations are put forward for the future grammar development and research, hopefully to provide references for grammar research.
Key concepts: Grammar, Emergent grammar, Relational grammar, Linguistics, Computer science, Head-driven phrase structure grammar, Generative grammar, Affix grammar