The SQL language syntax comprises several elements, including: KeywordsThese are language-specific words that have special significance in SQL.Examples include reserved words like SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE, COUNT, FROM, ORDER, etc.IdentifiersIdentifiers are names given to database objects such as tables, columns, and schemas.They help reference and interact with specific elements within the database.QueriesSQL includes statements that allow users to retrieve data from the database.Common query statements include SELECT, which retrieves data, and others like UPDATE and DELETE for modifying data.ClausesClauses are used to specify conditions or criteria for the application of SQL statements.Examples include WHERE clause for filtering data, ORDER BY for sorting, and GROUP BY for grouping results.ExpressionsExpressions are combinations of values, operators, and SQL functions that evaluate to a single value.They are used in various parts of SQL statements to perform calculations or transformations on data.PredicatesPredicates are expressions that evaluate to TRUE, FALSE, or UNKNOWN.They are commonly used in WHERE clauses to filter and retrieve specific data based on specified conditions. Understanding and using these elements in the correct sequence and context is essential for constructing valid SQL statements. Each element plays a specific role in forming SQL queries and commands for interacting with relational databases.