Re: A question

On Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Robert Hailman wrote:

> Well you really can't, if you work out the grammar than you are working
> out the morphology and syntax. There was a linguistics dictionary on the
Morphology:  How words be made.
Syntax:      How statements be made.

Now, one can have all kinds of fancy-pants words for all the parts of
words and statements, but if you're doing grammar and word-lists, you're
already doing syntax and morphology.  It's like the GURPS description of
the science of Agronomy:  A skilled farmer is an Agronomist even if he
doesn't know how to spell the word.