Sentence examples similar to grammar edited from inspiring English sources

Beyond grammar edits, we hope to give students a toolkit for determining what they actually enjoy.

The authors would like to express their gratitude to Ken Pendarvis (Life Sciences and Biotechnology Institute, Mississippi State University, USA) for style and grammar editing of the manuscript.

His Hebrew grammar (1815; edited and enlarged by E. Kautzsch; 2nd English edition revised according to the 28th German edition by A.E. Cowley, 1910) and his Hebrew and Chaldee (i.e., Aramaic) dictionary (1810 13; Eng. trans., 1959) taught generations of scholars, and have been kept alive into the 21st century in various editions and translations.

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Are the candidates for or against any payout?" Note: quotes have been lightly edited for grammar and brevity.

He promoted a reformed Arabic, published furiously (including the first Arabic grammar for schools), and edited the country's first newspaper.

Most others fall somewhere in the middle -- almost exclusively written by citizen reporters but edited for grammar, style and some content.

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We edited for grammar only and occasionally included our own words in brackets within a quotation to add clarity.

Some submissions have been lightly edited for grammar and punctuation.