6-Linguistics-Grammar-Kinds-Substitution

contracting grammar

Simpler strings can substitute for more-complex strings {contracting grammar}. Simpler strings cannot replace strings {non-contracting grammar}.

normal-form grammar

Grammars {normal-form grammar} can allow symbols to become two symbols, for example, replacing sentence symbols with noun and verb symbols.

standard-form grammar

Grammars {standard-form grammar} can allow symbols to become one or two strings, for example, replacing speech-part symbols with letter strings.

well-formed grammar

Grammars {well-formed grammar} can allow simple to complex substitutions.

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