Answer:
Syntax is about how sentences are structured - essentially the same thing as grammar.
Explanation:
So: “There are no elephants pink.” is a syntax error in English because the adjective “pink” is supposed to come before the noun “elephant”. However, in French: “Il n'y a pas d'éléphant rose.” (“rose” means “pink”) is perfectly correct because the syntax of the French language says that the noun comes before adjective.
