Syntactic typology is the study of how different languages organize their sentence structures and grammatical rules. This field classifies languages based on their syntactic features, such as word order, the use of clauses, and sentence complexity. Syntactic typologists analyze patterns across languages to identify similarities and differences, helping to understand how various languages convey meaning and function. This research contributes to our knowledge of language diversity and the principles that govern syntax across different linguistic systems.

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