Here we define a context-sensitive grammar and language, as well as give an example of a language that is context-sensitive but not context-free: {a^n b^n c^n : n at least 0}. The idea is that a CSG can do exactly what a CFG can do, except that it enforces a "context" in which the rule can be applied.
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