Answer:
Chomsky
Explanation:
Avram Noam Chomsky is one of the American social critic, linguistic, philosopher, cognitive scientist, philosopher, political activist, and historian. He is also referred to as "the father of modern linguistics".
He is best known for his contribution to linguistics, generally, the "transformational grammar" development. He tends to believe that "formal grammar" was entirely responsible for an individual's capability to interpret and understand 'mere utterance'.
On the other hand, he believed that 'language' is considered as innate i.e, human beings are born with the capacity or wisdom for language.
