Discussion
The grammar of a language studies the :
Answer: D
Grammar studies the sentences, and only the well-formed sentences, usable in that language.
In the generative view introduced by Chomsky, the grammar of a language is the system of rules that generates all and only the grammatical (well-formed) sentences of that language, and assigns each its structure.
The sounds of a language are studied by phonetics and phonology, and its vocabulary by lexicology. The classics written in a language are the subject of literary study, not grammar.
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