The comprehension and interpretation of linguistic structures involve intricate cognitive processes that integrate syntax and semantics in real time. This research project seeks to explore the syntax-semantics interface in sentence processing, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of how language users navigate the complexities of linguistic structures during comprehension.

The interface between syntax and semantics plays a pivotal role in sentence processing, influencing how language users assign meaning to linguistic expressions and resolve structural ambiguities. The significance of this research lies in its potential to unravel the intricate cognitive mechanisms involved in the integration of syntax and semantics during language processing.

The study will be guided by a cognitive linguistic analysis, drawing on theoretical frameworks from cognitive psychology, psycholinguistics, and neurolinguistics to provide insights into the syntax-semantics interface in sentence processing. Methodologically, the research will employ experimental paradigms, behavioral studies, and neurocognitive investigations to illuminate the cognitive mechanisms involved in the integration of syntax and semantics during language processing.

Through the examination of the syntax-semantics interface in sentence processing, this research aims to contribute to our understanding of how language users comprehend and interpret linguistic structures, offering implications for our understanding of cognitive mechanisms in language processing, ambiguity resolution, and the interface between syntax and semantics in real-time comprehension.