Sentence examples for grammatical standards from inspiring English sources

Yes, there's a character limit in both text messages and Twitter updates, but don't let that be an excuse to let grammatical standards, or proof-reading, slip.

She is tactfully kind about the grammatical standards of those working on newspapers, and fondly recalls the style guide with which she first had to work on the Times.

"Textspeak" often involves deliberate modifications to the spelling and grammatical standards of natural language, and this has spawned entire domains of linguistic research.

That in itself could be a very lengthy article, but the short answer is that input from scholars and publishers from the English-speaking world plays the major role in establishing grammatical standards, but how people in general use words also plays a part, especially where certain words or phrases are common in one particular geographic region, but are generally considered to be incorrect.

For example, take standard FOL and add a variable-binding operator "¢" whose interpretation is "there is at least one cat such that …." The grammatical criterion counts "¢" as a logical constant, but surely it is not one.

regulation," even if it is not "the best or most natural one by grammatical or other standards". The Chevron and Seminole Rock principles are superficially similar, but they presents vastly different structure incentives in the administrative state.

Focus on grammatical analysis, the standard spoken language, and intensive training in reading and writing.

Indeed, it was Mr. Ogbu's research that popularized the phrase "acting white" in the mid-1980's to help explain why black students might disdain behaviors associated with high achievement, like speaking standard grammatical English.

Earlier varieties of Urdu, variously known as Gujari, Hindawi, and Dakhani, show more affinity with eastern Punjabi and Haryani than with Khari Boli, which provides the grammatical structure of standard modern Urdu.

So it vividly captures it instead of describing or trying to find a word to say: 'The gun shots were very loud'". Also, Pidgin hardly follows standard grammatical rules so "you can lose things like verbs", by saying: 'I dey go' to mean 'I'm going'.

It's standard, grammatical and sometimes necessary.