In conjunction with statistical training and parsing techniques, this loosening of grammar leads to a rather different conception of what comprises a grammatically flawed sentence: It is not necessarily one rejected by the grammar, but one whose analysis requires some rarely used rules.
The letter she eventually received from Ellen was awkward and grammatically flawed but earnest in its sense of loss: "I have always felt guilty," her mother wrote, "about giving this little girl away".
Sure, there was a deadline in place by my editors, but the influence of social media and the god-awful rat race of posting grammatically flawed content without proper checks and balances superseding quality has, essentially, ruined the album review.
The Parser takes the n-best list from the word decoder, analyzes each sentence according to grammatical rules and accepts the grammatically correct sentences as the output of the system.
"Concise and grammatically correct sentences are essential," she says.
Also, if such grammatically complicated sentences appear to come to you naturally, you'll seem less like a clueless newbie.
Wallace writes in grammatically correct sentences; he tells jokes; and his work, if you are wired a certain way, will affect you emotionally.
Were these dorks themselves "role models" as broadcasters they might learn to parse syntactically and grammatically correct sentences in comprehensibly accented English.
At 18 months, she was speaking in grammatically correct sentences, introducing herself to people with, "I'm Janni Paige and I am 18 months old".
Appearing at his first public event since leaving office, Obama fired off a punishing fusillade of grammatically correct sentences, the likes of which the American people have not heard from the White House since he departed.
Undoubtedly, they would focus on producing only grammatically correct sentences.
