any competent speaker of a language

any competent speaker of a language is able to decide which strings of words form grammatical sequences, i.e. sentences, and which don't. It is this invisible and at the same time highly productive grammatical system which is at work every time we construct a linguistic unit more complex than a single word

Результаты (английский) 1:

any competent speaker of a language is able to decide which strings of words form sequences, i.e. grammatical sentences, and which don't. It is this invisible and at the same time highly productive grammatical system which is at work every time we construct a linguistic unit more complex than a single word

Результаты (английский) 2:

any competent speaker of a language is able to decide which strings of words form grammatical sequences, ie sentences, and which do not. It is this invisible and at the same time highly productive grammatical system which is at work every time we construct a linguistic unit more complex than a single word

Результаты (английский) 3:

Any competent speaker of a language is able to that which strings extend of words form grаmmаtiсаl sequences, i.e. sentenсes, and which don't. It is this invisible and at the same time highly prоduсtive grаmmаtiсаl system which is at work every time we соnstruсt and linguistiс unit more selected a nontraditional solution than a single word