Sentence examples for grammatically necessary from inspiring English sources
Re "A 9/11 Cornerstone, Chiseled With a New York Accent," by David W. Dunlap (Blocks column, July 8): The section of the 9/11 cornerstone inscription depicted in the accompanying photograph clearly shows that the grammatically necessary comma after "2001" ("on September 11 , 2001) is absent.
In English, it often goes at the beginning or end of the item, but in other languages it might be grammatically necessary to place it in the middle of the item.
Mean length of utterance for passive sentences was necessarily longer, accounting for the grammatically necessary " was" and " by".
Make sure that your email is professional and grammatically correct; have someone else edit it if necessary.
On one traditional gloss, a sentence is logically necessary if it would remain true given any uniform and grammatically legitimate reinterpretation of the non-logical expressions of that sentence.
This ability is reflected in a grammatical learning effect in the form of a more positive going wave for grammatically incorrect compared to grammatically correct dependency relations.
(Add vulgarities where grammatically correct).
That's not even grammatically correct.
Are the words used grammatically correct?
