(Incoherent, vague and grammatically incorrect sentences are a consistent feature of laws drafted by the Ministry of Communications and IT; one of the telecom licenses states: "The licensee should make arrangement for monitoring simultaneous calls by government security agencies," when clearly they meant "for simultaneous monitoring of calls").
Though students were baffled at the text's opacity, they nonetheless felt confident enough in their analytical ability to dig into this indecipherable, collage-like text, able to pinpoint why and what angered them to interpret and conjecture on the critical upshot of Cha's grammatically incorrect sentences, sentence fragments and her uncited images.
He identifies spelling mistakes, grammatically incorrect sentences, and convoluted paragraphs as a few of the blunders that continue to crop up in research plans.
The remaining 32 of the 96 correct sentences and 32 corresponding grammatically incorrect sentences occurred during the test phases.
In response to grammatically incorrect compared to correct sentences, the ERPs indicated a clear grammatical learning effect with a more positive-going wave with a centro-parietal distribution (see Figure 3).
Online translators are not equipped to correctly translate grammar or language usage, so the result will be grammatically incorrect, and sometimes incoherent, sentences.
The last sentence is grammatically incorrect, as the proper German statement would be, "Sie werden Deutschland nicht beleidigen!" At the beginning of the episode, the credits are presented with title cards containing images of Brian and Stewie passing by various iconic places in Europe.
They can tell the difference between grammatically correct and incorrect sentences and will make spontaneous corrections in their speech; that is to say, if a child makes a speech error, he recognizes it and will say the phrase or sentence correctly the second time.
A new edition of "The Oxford Book of Death," due out next month, includes, among other macabre details, the last words of André Gide: "I am afraid my sentences are becoming grammatically incorrect".
Sentences may be confusing, grammatically incorrect, or simply just wrong, because the person is focusing on topic rather than pronunciation and grammar.
A number of readers have complained, mostly politely, that the penultimate sentence in the Comment we've been discussing is grammatically incorrect.
