grammatical
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3.0
- adjective
- /ɡrəˈmætɪkəl/
:
gramatical
- Make sure to have no grammatical errors in your resume or on your transmittal e-mail.
- grammatical structure
- grammatical accuracy
- grammatical errors
You made multiple grammatical errors and you speak with an accent.
- You made multiple grammatical errors and you speak with an accent.
- You have the death sentence and the sentence, the grammatical sentence.
- Make sure to have no grammatical errors in your resume or on your transmittal e-mail.
- Are you actually saying it was a grammatical issue when you said you carried weapons into war?
- OK, this is just the structure, the grammatical structure of verbs, OK, not only in English, but in every language.
- And you could say that that's just like a grammatical article for clarity.
- No less than the grammatical language and what we have to do.
- It's like the whole thing, grammatical, syntactic, semantic.
- You mentioned feeding versus eating and I think it's actually not just a grammatical semantic issue.
- So maybe it has the same role as an, A grammatical formula.
- And so many people on Instagram will send me like grammatical corrections and I'm like, cheers.
- I couldn't always persuade him to tone it down but and he would correct my grammatical errors.
Examples
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It's just... I was wondering what the grammatical significance of that sentence was.
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The word for boat is a grammatical variant of the word for man.
Fiction book (1990) -
So a bit of grammatical knowledge inside of your head, inside your mind.
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You made multiple grammatical errors and you speak with an accent.
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Do you see any other details, such as grammatical structure, worth noting about the speakers' conversation?
Academic text (1990) -
Creole languages all have a similar grammatical structure.
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A participle phrase at the beginning of a sentence must refer to the grammatical subject.
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It's a grammatical error.
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Idiomatic music gave way to a less grammatical and standardized aesthetic.
Academic text (2013) -
By the age of three, most children seem to master a considerable number of grammatical rules.
Synonyms
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4.4
Correct according to grammar and normal language use
About grammar and the rules of a language
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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7.7
A system in some languages that puts nouns into groups like masculine or feminine
- Specialized
A group of words in a sentence that work together to show one idea
- Specialized
A part of a word that shows its grammar role, like tense or number
- Specialized
The way words and phrases connect in a sentence, like subject or object
- Specialized
A part of a sentence that shows what it is about and may do the action or be described
- Specialized
Different forms of nouns or pronouns that show their role in a sentence
- Specialized
A group of words that share grammar features like tense or number
- Specialized
A way sentences connect using grammar like pronouns and conjunctions
How Grammatical
- Specialized
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4.4
18
3.0
477
2.5
- Specialized
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7.2
2
6.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word grammatical comes from grammar, which itself comes from an old Greek word gramma meaning 'letter' or 'something written'. So being grammatical is about following the rules of language—the correct way to write or speak.