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Syntax plays a primary role in human comprehension of event descriptive sentences.
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Syntax plays a primary, foundational role in human sentence comprehension by providing the structural framework necessary for the brain to build and integrate meaning from linguistic input.

Evidence for · 6
2003 · cited by 361
Demonstrates that syntactic structure building occurs independently of semantic context and influences semantic integration during sentence comprehension.
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The retrieved literature consistently highlights syntax as a core driving mechanism in sentence comprehension, showing that syntactic structure building influences semantic integration, is processed via predictive neural dynamics, and heavily impacts comprehension outcomes in both neurotypical and clinical populations.

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2025 · cited by 12
Shows that the brain projects predictive syntactic structure early in time during speech comprehension.
2020 · cited by 8
Indicates that syntactic structure building is a primary mechanism that guides sentence comprehension.
2025 · cited by 6
Highlights that probabilistic cues serve the brain's goal of constructing structured meaning.
2025 · cited by 5
Reveals that constraints on syntactic processing directly impact the neural mechanisms of language comprehension.
2026 · cited by 1
Demonstrates that sentence comprehension accuracy is heavily dependent on syntactic structure across various aphasia types.
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