A mathematical grammar of English

accent adjectives adverb allophones ambiguous analysis argument Begriffsschrift called chapter Chomsky Chomsky's clauses coherence value compound correspondence value described dialects difference diphthong distinction dyadic relation elements emphasis example F₁ follows formula Frege function gerundive Gottlob Frege Hague idiolectal indeterminate with respect inflected internal structure J. R. Firth Jespersen kind Latin linguistic mark mathematical grammar Mathematical Logic mending wall meta-language molecular words morphemic juncture morphemic progression morphology namely natural language notation noun paradigm of form paradigm of meaning paraphrase parent language person phonemic phonemic equations phonemic juncture phonetic term Phonotactic preceding predicate prefix prepositional phrases pronoun Quine referent relatum represent reversed Roman Sapir semivowels sentence sign or expression simple word singing sounds speech spelling statements stem suffix syllable symbols syntactic range syntactic structures t₁ t₂ terminal juncture Transformational Grammar triphthongs Vcoh Vcon Vcor verb vowels words deceiving write zero form ει