SINTAX CHAPTER 3

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Across
  1. 2. The rules for combining words into phrases and sentences
  2. 3. Lexical category for words that modify verbs or adjectives
  3. 5. Ability to produce and understand novel sentences
  4. 6. A verb's requirement for syntactic category of its complement
  5. 11. Formal representation of a sentence's hierarchical structure
  6. 13. Sentence that violates syntactic rules of a language
  7. 16. Functional category for time reference and modals
  8. 17. Functional category including articles like "the" and "a"
  9. 18. Property of having more than one possible meaning or structure
  10. 19. A sentence that makes a statement rather than asks a question
  11. 20. The core word that gives a phrase its name
Down
  1. 1. A verb that doesn't take a direct object like "sleep"
  2. 4. The hierarchical organization of words in a sentence
  3. 7. A family of expressions that can substitute for each other
  4. 8. A verb's requirement for semantic properties of arguments
  5. 9. A word that substitutes for a noun phrase like "he" or "it"
  6. 10. A famous linguist mentioned in the text
  7. 12. A verb that requires a direct object like "find"
  8. 14. Grammar that prescribes rules rather than describes mental grammar
  9. 15. A natural grouping of words that function as a unit