syntactics

Syntactics refers to the rules and structure that govern how words and phrases are arranged in a language to create meaningful sentences. It’s about understanding the proper order and relationships among words, such as syntax in grammar. For example, in English, a sentence typically follows a subject-verb-object order. Syntactic rules ensure that sentences make sense and are understandable, allowing us to communicate complex ideas clearly. Essentially, it’s the architecture of language—how we put words together to form correct and meaningful expressions.