Word Order Knowledge is a syntactic awareness construct that pertains to an individual's implicit understanding of the grammatical rules governing the arrangement of words in sentences within a language.
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On learning the grammatical order of words.
Martin D. S. Braine · Psychological Review · 1963 · 237 citations
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