Syntax on the brain: Researchers map how we build sentences, ... In these more complex types of sentences, both nouns remained active in the prefrontal cortex throughout the sentence, ...

An NYU team uses machine learning to analyze neural activity data and uncover how speech is produced. In a recent paper ...

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For example, in the sentence: My mother-in-law received the present. Mother-in-law has the agent role, which has been assigned to it by the verb. Passive sentences, such as this one, do not always ...

In Britain, for example, forms like “fella”. are correct, as logic dictates. But here, for the time being, that’s always a mistake. JUNE CASAGRANDE is the author of “It Was the Best of ...

For example, schools in the Czech Republic teach sentence diagramming so successfully that researchers are investigating the possibility of including school children’s analyses in a working tree ...

Now you would think--I would think, anyway--that syntax, our knowledge of how to put words together to form sentences, would be third-person knowledge, involving semantic memory like knowing the ...

In complex sentences, the prefrontal cortex sustains multiple words simultaneously, indicating increased working memory demands for non-canonical syntax. This summary was automatically generated ...