Lesson 2 of the `affix-grammar` beginner guide.

lesson2.affix

-- # Affix Grammar Tutorial: Lesson 2
-- ### Joining Words Together
-- Check out this grammar 👇

rule start = "These" "are" "a" "few" things + "!"

rule things = "words" | "sentence elements" | "lexemes"

-- When two sentence elements (like `"quoted text"` or `rule_names`) are placed next to each other, they are implicitly joined together and separated by a space (" "). So writing:
-- > `"Stop" "thief!"`
-- 
-- is the same as writing:
-- > `"Stop thief!"`

-- This is usually what you want, but sometimes you'll want two sentence
-- elements joined together **without** a space. To do this, put a plus sign (`+`) between the two. Writing:
-- > `"Stop thief" + "!"`
-- 
-- is the same as writing:
-- > `"Stop thief!"`
-- 
-- Often you'll want to use the plus sign to append punctuation onto the end of a sentence.

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