John has just developed the ability to convert a declarative sentence (e. g., "i like pizza") into both a question (e. g., "do i like eating pizza?") and an imperative (e. g., "i must eat pizza!"). this would indicate that he now is aware of

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Ronald

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21 March, 16:43

John has just developed the ability to convert a declarative sentence (e. g., "i like pizza") into both a question (e. g., "do i like eating pizza?") and an imperative (e. g., "i must eat pizza!"). this would indicate that he now is aware of

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Louis Duke · Answer 1

He is now aware of transformational grammar. It is a system of language breakdown that distinguishes the connection between the several elements of a sentence and between the probable sentences of a linguistic and uses methods or guidelines (which are called transformations) to signify these relationships.