Example of a story grammar

Answer 1

An example of syntax used in a particular story can be found anywhere within the story that a sentence or group of sentences appear. The reason for this is that 'syntax' generally denotes 'rules for forming sentences properly and otherwise effectively.'

Answer 2

Fairy Tales have a story grammar like this:

They always start "once upon a time..."

They then usually have a story that combines a journey by a hero who is noble and good, perhaps young and naive. The hero is usually guided by a wise old man (perhaps a magician or wizard, etc.), helped by a swashbuckling older man or a combination of sidekicks who embody different archetypes of human existence, and together they save a damsel in distress.

Fairy tales usually end with the hero and damsel getting married, and the last l ine is always "and they lived happily ever after.