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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 5.
Published in final edited form as: Lang Learn Dev. 2017 Aug 2;13(4):357–374. doi: 10.1080/15475441.2016.1263571

Table 2.

All possible strings generated from the (Q)AXB(R) grammar.

Strings with X1 Strings with X2 Strings with X3 Strings with X4
A1 X1 B1 * A1 X2 B1 A1 X3 B1 * # A1 X4 B1 * #
A1 X1 B2 A1 X2 B2 * A1 X3 B2 * # A1 X4 B2
A1 X1 B3 * # A1 X2 B3 * A1 X3 B3 A1 X4 B3
A2 X1 B1 A2 X2 B1 * # A2 X3 B1 * A2 X4 B1
A2 X1 B2 * # A2 X2 B2 * A2 X3 B2 A2 X4 B2
A2 X1 B3 * # A2 X2 B3 A2 X3 B3 * A2 X4 B3
A3 X1 B1 * A3 X2 B1 * # A3 X3 B1 A3 X4 B1
A3 X1 B2 * A3 X2 B2 A3 X3 B2 * # A3 X4 B2
A3 X1 B3 A3 X2 B3 * # A3 X3 B3 * A3 X4 B3

Strings that were presented in the input for Experiment 1 are denoted with *; strings presented in the input for Experiment 2 are denoted with #.