The implication was that it's far more advantageous for immigrant children to hear an eloquent, grammatically correct, richly nuanced language at home than be exposed to low-level pidgin English.
Make sure that all of your content is grammatically correct and all words are spelled correctly.
Language, even when grammatically correct, is simply inadequate.
Instead of language to language, it translates poorly written text into grammatically correct text.
Are the words used grammatically correct?
Regarding "Against Camel Case," by Caleb Crain in the On Language column (Nov. 29), I would like to point out that the name "Mylesna gCopaleen" is not solely "indulged as a prerogative of the human being, with all his individual strangeness"; it is also the grammatically correct way of writing the name in the Irish language.
Now they are giving it up for the euro, a word that does not fit into the Latvian language's rigid orthography (hence the grammatically correct but, strictly speaking, unauthorised variant, eiro).Now, however, the pluses hugely outweigh the minuses (which is why Estonia joined in 2011 and Lithuania will probably do so in 2015).
We decided to devote our project to one specific type of language learning activities: to the process of constructing grammatically correct phrases.
The sentence 'This that same is' consists of English words, but isn't grammatically correct.
So far, the challenges of being the first woman to run the French capital have included defying the French language police to be called Madame La Maire (and not the grammatically correct masculine "le Maire") and being instructed by the protocol police not to wear trousers to meet the Queen on a recent state visit.
As The Guardian writes, she had to "[defy] the French language police to be called Madame La Maire (and not the grammatically correct masculine 'le Maire')." Her election was particularly significant considering only a handful of the world's major cities, like Houston and Madrid, have female mayors.
