"grammatical construct" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific arrangement and use of words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence to convey meaning. You can use "grammatical construct" whenever you want to discuss the structure or formation of a sentence. For example: - The complex grammatical construct of the sentence made it difficult to understand. - The grammatical constructs of different languages can vary greatly. - She was praised for her ability to use various grammatical constructs to create impactful writing.
Spoken in the United States and parts of Canada, it uses word orders and grammatical constructs not found in English (in certain respects it resembles Navajo).
The structure of RDF is in the form of statements with familiar grammatical constructs like subject, predicate, and object.
Such features could be based on part of speech (POS) tags, grammatical constructs, semantics, and many other possible features.
As Langacker (1999) asserts, experiences of emotions may be included as conceptual archetypes that provide the cognitive foundation for linking basic grammatical constructs with semantic characterization.
The sense of numbers is constructed through everyday experience, where culture and language play a major role; hence, ethnomathematics has paid attention to the different grammatical constructions used in everyday talk (e.g., Maori numbers as actions; Aboriginal Australians' spatial approach to numbers).
Each grammatical construction was presented in a block of four.
Consequently, this work suggests an automated algorithm that incorporates grammatical evolution (GE) to construct the most sufficient feature(s) to detect epileptic oscillations within the iEEG of a patient.
Construct a grammatical and script system.
As illustrated by (2), in ideational grammatical metaphors 'it is the elements that construct experiences that are made noncongruent' (Christie 2002: 47).
Thus, the aims of the current study were to assess the extent to which sentence repetition is a longitudinal predictor of variations in other language abilities, and whether it is best conceptualized as a separate ability or simply one measure of a unitary underlying language construct (defined by vocabulary knowledge, grammatical skills and sentence repetition).
