Dynamic syntax is a theoretical framework in linguistics that focuses on how syntactic structures are constructed and processed in real time during language use. This approach emphasizes the idea that syntax is not just a set of static rules, but a dynamic process that unfolds as speakers and listeners engage in communication. Dynamic syntax models how sentences are built incrementally, allowing for the interpretation of meaning as the sentence progresses. This framework highlights the importance of context, speaker intentions, and the interactive nature of language, providing insights into how people understand and produce language in everyday situations.

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