Sentence examples for grammatical pattern from inspiring English sources

Notice a grammatical pattern?

In the first stanza the grammatical pattern of the rhyme is noun ("cloud"), verb ("vowed") and adjective ("proud").

Yasaman's anxiety lowered in minute 50 due to her partial mastery in the oral activities of the class using the new grammatical pattern.

In addition, as seen in Figs. 4 and 6, the participants' anxiety in session 3 followed a stable trend up to minute 55 due to the participants' unfamiliarity with the new grammatical pattern.

However, their anxiety level went up slightly during the session as they got involved in the activities of the lesson but this time, in contrast with the second session, the new lesson pivoted upon a new grammatical pattern not seen before, the unreal conditional sentences which was anxiety provoking for them.

Standard Yiddish adheres more closely to Northeastern Yiddish in its sound system and more closely to Southern Yiddish in its grammatical patterns.

The most difficulty arises when people learn English when they don't have the advantage of sharing many borrowed words or grammatical patterns with English.

He uses a quantitative approach to study trends in human disease, language and culture based on linguistic and grammatical patterns in vast libraries of digitized texts.

Yes! "A sentence that ends in an exclamation mark, but which does not have one of the grammatical patterns shown above is not considered to be creditworthy as an exclamation (eg exclamatory statements, exclamatory imperatives, exclamatory interrogatives or interjections)," it says!

In contrast, units in a text that is written-to-be-read reflect grammatical patterns that reflect the patterns of reading eyes.

CWS automatically extracts collocations based on grammatical patterns that the word participates in (Kilgarriff et al. 2004; Kilgarriff and Tugwell 2002).