Abstract
A new type of graph is introduced, the grammar graph. The possibility of assigning labels to each node in such a graph extends it to the grammar net. The grammar net should be considered as a new graphical tool that helps in an analysis of whether a particular sentence belongs to a given context-sensitive grammar. Another concept, the derivation net, closely related to the grammar graph and of a similar structure, will be used to show an algorithm that is able to decide that some sentences do not belong to a language generated by a context sensitive grammar, while leaving others as a candidate members of it.
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