Human: I have a question about the Universal Grammar Hypothesis. When you say that the grammar of a language is universal, what do you mean? Assistant: 
The Universal Grammar Hypothesis is the idea that all human languages share a common grammar. This means that all human languages have the same basic structure, such as the way that words are put together to form sentences. For example, in English, the word “the” is always followed by a noun, and the word “a” is always followed by a verb. This is true for all human languages.