Sentence examples for aspects of grammar from inspiring English sources

Peter Helias's summa combines a commentary on Priscian's text with a systematic consideration of all the aspects of grammar (Reilly 1993, 16).

It ignores the many aspects of grammar that are not recursive, such as phonology, morphology, case, agreement, and many properties of words.

The use of Emoji characters might seem to follow some aspects of grammar, for instance – they tend to be placed in certain sequences – though if anything, Cohn considers this more of a "pidgin" visual language, since it is very simplified.

Providing assistance involved identifying aspects of grammar and style on which to concentrate, including ways to enable the computer to detect weaknesses and then present information concerning how to make improvements.

Including these three classes of grammar features in a baseline scoring model that measures various aspects of spoken proficiency excluding aspects of grammar, we find substantial increases in agreement between machine and human scores.

For instance, Tallal 1980 , 1985argue that many SLI cases result from deficits in the processing of rapid auditory stimuli, giving rise to a failure to learn to distinguish phonemes correctly, which in turn leads to a failure to acquire other aspects of grammar.

She also believes the social selection aspect of grammar schools is an active, if largely unspoken, attraction for middle-class parents: "Some more affluent parents who live in Sevenoaks town don't really want their children associating with those who have a little bit less money.

He earlier maintained that discourse was not merely a 'larger form of grammar' but involved different kinds of organization; but it might be claimed that his treatment of the mood system has some tendency to treat this aspect of grammar as a 'smaller form of discourse'.

How many people reading this can say, hand on heart, that they are 100% confident about all aspects of English grammar?

Kubrick was a master of all aspects of film grammar from his earliest years and in maturity he knew how to calculate his effects to perfection.

And what is the expected range of P? 3. The clarity of the manuscript needs to be improved to make it readily comprehensible to the broad audience, including aspects of English grammar.