Discussion
A sentential form is
Answer: C
Correct answer: any string derivable from the start symbol of the grammar
A sentential form is any intermediate stage of a derivation, and so may contain both terminals and nonterminals. When it contains terminals only it is a sentence of the language. The distinction matters because parsing works through sentential forms, and each step must take one to another.
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