Sentence examples for grammatical organization from inspiring English sources

"He's not a linguist, and I think he doesn't appreciate the sophistication of grammatical organization," said Ray Jackendoff, a professor of linguistics at Brandeis University.

Information theory is no longer as generally accepted as it was a few years ago, and more research has shown that in speech perception the cues provided by the acoustic input are interpreted, unconsciously and very rapidly, with reference not only to the phonological structure of the language but also to the more abstract levels of grammatical organization.

The development of the concept of a multiplicity of functions, operating simultaneously and relating to different areas of lexico-grammatical organization, has always seemed to me to be one of Halliday's most fruitful contributions to linguistic theory.

As regards the interpersonal metafunction, its mode of meaning is enactment, and its mode of expression is prosody, i.e. the organization of grammatical structure "characterized as running across more than one constituent" ((Matthiessen 2007): 778: Matthiessen et al. 1987: 33).

Construct a grammatical and script system.

These results converge with findings from lesion studies and suggest that grammatical category is an important dimension of organization for knowledge of language in the brain.

Because research articles "tend to be rhetorically standardized with regard to paragraph organization, choice of vocabulary and grammatical means of expression" (Knorr-Cetina, 1981, p. 95), we expect that, if students are able to recognize the rhetorical moves in biomedical research articles, they will also be able to recognize the rhetorical moves in research articles from related disciplines.

This paper aims to find the link between the process of logical-grammatical constructions comprehension and the process of serial organization of speech.

As shown in Table 1, these classifications are based on corrective written feedback targeting graphology and lexicogrammatical features; however, language development covers a larger area including content, organization, word choices, registerial effectiveness, lexicogrammar and grammatical metaphor (see Devrim [2013]; [2012]).

Semantically, a consistent feature of the organization of meaning is that, as in other East Asian languages, many of the grammatical systems include an unmarked term.

Lastly, logical grammatical metaphor refers to 'the condensation of meaning in an incongruent way at the level of … organization of … discourse' (Colombi 2006: 157).