According to Norm Chomsky's theory of grammar, which of these is true? Knowing the exceptions and irregularities of language is the key to communication.
Language patterns cannot be reduced to a mathematical equation.
A speech community is defined by its common set of generative rules.
Grammar should examine the linguistic errors in individual speech.

language patterns cannot be reduced to a mathematical equation

language patterns cannot be reduced to a mathematical equation

According to Chomsky's theory, the basic structures of language are already encoded in the human brain at birth. This “universal grammar theory” suggests that every language has some of the same laws. For example, every language has a way to ask a question or make something negative.

Explanation:

Universal Grammar (UG) is a theoretical concept proposed by Noam Chomsky (not without criticism or controversy from scholars in the scientific community) that the human brain contains an innate mental grammar that helps humans acquire language. ... Children of the same speech community reliably learn the same grammar.

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