Generative syntax is the study of the formal principles and mechanisms through which a grammar generates and characterizes the syntactic structures permitted in a language ^[1][2]. Within generative linguistics, grammatical knowledge is modeled as a system of rules, constraints, or computational operations that determine how words and phrases combine into hierarchical structures and how those structures relate to linguistic interpretation ^[1][2]. Different generative approaches propose distinct representations and mechanisms for accounting for syntactic patterns, grammatical dependencies, and the systematic relationships among sentence structures.