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Universal grammar (n.) is the part of every grammar nobody chose: the conditions any human language must meet before its local quirks are picked.
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Universal grammar (n.) is the part of every grammar nobody chose: the conditions any human language must meet before its local quirks are picked.
Universal grammar (n.) is the study of one of the essential faculties of mind: the rich, abstract and restrictive principles that settle which languages a human being can learn.