The first semantic theories designed to be compatible with transformational syntax were "interpretive"; that is, syntactic rules enumerated a set of well-formed sentences, each of which was assigned an "interpretation" by the rules of a separate semantic theory.
Syntactic rules enumerated a set of well-formed sentences, each of which was assigned an "interpretation" by the rules of a separate semantic theory. The first semantic theories designed to be compatible with transformational syntax were "interpretive".
The first semantic theories designed to be compatible with transformational syntax were "interpretive". Syntactic rules enumerated a set of well-formed sentences, each of which was assigned an "interpretation" by the rules of a separate semantic theory.
The first semantic theories designed to be compatible with transformational syntax were "interpretive". Syntactic rules enumerated a set of well-formed sentences, each of which was assigned an "interpretation" by the rules of a separate semantic theory.