Morphosyntactic Complexity is a linguistic construct that quantifies the intricacy of grammatical structure in a sentence by integrating morphological elaboration and syntactic organization as distinct yet interrelated dimensions of sentence-level complexity.
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The worlds simplest grammars are creole grammars
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