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"I write" "You write" "I read" "You read"
"I write", "I read", "you write", "you read"
“I write” “I read” “you write” “you read”
"I write" "I read" "You write" "You read"
"I write" "you write" "I read" "you read"
"I" "write" --> "I write" "you" "write" --> "you write"
"I" "read" --> "I read" "you" "read" --> "you read"
"I write" "I read" "You write" "You read"
< sentence > => "I" < verb > => "I" "write" "I" "read"
< sentence > => "you" < verb > => "you" "write" "you" "read"
< sentence > ::= "I" "write" < sentence > ::= "you" "write" < sentence > ::= "I" "read" < sentence > ::= "you" "read"
"I" "write", "I" "read", "you" "write", "you" "read"
< sentence > ::= "I" "write" < sentence > ::= "you" "write" < sentence > ::= "I" "read" < sentence > ::= "you" "read"
"I write" "I read" "You write" "You read"
"I write", "I read", "you write", "you read".
"I write", "I read", " you write" and "you read".
HI all, thanks for commenting. Just a note: the symbol ::=
is used only in the production rules, and should not be adopted outside their definitions.
I write you write I read you read
I write I read You write You read
What are all the possible sentences that one can produce using the regular grammar introduced in Section “Historic hero: Noam Chomsky”?