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| | Syntax |
 | | syntax covers mainly two aspects on structuring of sentences, viz., declensions on nouns and word ordering; here we consider the first aspect in detail: The syntactic structuring of sentences in all languages appears to be based on certain universal guidelines. |
 | | Such practical situations prompt young toddlers to seek the case indicators for nouns in sentences, and with only a little prompting in right direction by their parents, they readily catch on the case attachments for the nouns in simple sentences, which might give us an impression that they are predisposed to learn the syntactic structuring. |
 | | Thus, sentences, that are, in general, verbal representations of physical events, in multitudes of languages appear to be formed under universal syntax guidelines due to the fact that the syntax essentially is a transcription of the event execution procedures which remain independent of the concerned languages. |
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