A Gramma Study of Structure Grammar,Generative Grammar and Functional Grammar
Dai Wei-pin
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Dai Wei-pin
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Structural Grammar holds that grammar should accurately describe the language and how people speak,rather than prescribe the language and description of language should be form-based rather than meaning-based.Grammar in Generative Grammar can both refer to the linguistic competence and description of listener/speaker's linguistic faculty.Generative Grammar aims to describe the grammatical principles shared by all languages.Functional Grammar focuses its attention on the syntactical structure and language application and the relations between society/culture and context of situation.
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Structural Grammar holds that grammar should accurately describe the language and how people speak,rather than prescribe the language and description of language should be form-based rather than meaning-based.Grammar in Generative Grammar can both refer to the linguistic competence and description of listener/speaker's linguistic faculty.Generative Grammar aims to describe the grammatical principles shared by all languages.Functional Grammar focuses its attention on the syntactical structure and language application and the relations between society/culture and context of situation.
Key concepts: Generative grammar, Emergent grammar, Relational grammar, Linguistics, Affix grammar, Head-driven phrase structure grammar, Grammar, Mildly context-sensitive grammar formalism