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Noam Chomsky published a book "syntactic structures" in 1957 wherein he proposed the theory called
Transformation grammar
Aspects of the theory of syntax was published by Chomsky in
1965
Chomsky make a distinction between
Competence and performance
An ideal speaker-hearer's intrinsic knowledge of his language in a homogeneous speech community is
the competence
The actual use of the language in concrete situations is
performance
The native speaker's linguistic competence enables him:
* to recognise whether a particular sequence of sounds is an utterance
* to distinguish a grammatical sentence from an ungrammatical one
* to recognise whether a sentence is ambiguous or not.
* to identify the underlying grammatical relations in sentences.
* to recognise sentences that are paraphrases of each other.
Kinds of linguistic competence are two types
1) grammatical competence
2) pragmatic competence
Grammatical competence subsumes three primary types of linguistic ability
syntactic, semantic, and phonological.
Pragmatics is concerned with the role played by non-linguistic information such as:
background knowledge and personal beliefs. Ex. today was a disaster
To under this sentence the background information is necessary.