Syntax in Language Production: An Approach Using Tree-Adjoining Grammars
Fernanda Ferreira · 2013
this paper states that different levels of processing can work on different pieces of an utterance at the same time. Thus, the phonological encoder can work on the early part of the clause while the syntactic encoder works on filling out what remains. As a result, once the syntactic representation for the sentence is done, its corresponding phonological representation is likely close to complete as well. 29