That's why it's grammatically sound.
Pieces that you like are probably strong and grammatically sound.
If the person usually uses lots of abbreviations, doesn't always use punctuation or capitalized letters, or just generally is a sloppy texter, then he may be lying if he suddenly sends you four perfect, grammatically sound sentences.
Repeating words, sounds, phrases (echolalia)[4].
Grammatically, the phrase "as well as" introduces a parenthetical phrase and does not transform a singular subject, like "the son," into a plural.
We feel that Mrs. Martin's grammatically questionable phrase is a bit bigoted.
Boost Mobile, the hip-hop-themed pre-paid service from Sprint Nextel, has the tagline "Where you at?" This grammatically frightening phrase now has meaning, as Boost has partnered with Loopt to launch a mobile friend finder.
KMFDM is an initialism for the nonsensical and grammatically incorrect German phrase Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid, which literally translates as "no majority for the pity", but is typically given the loose translation of "no pity for the majority".
Syntactically, an item of structured text is a number of grammatically simple phrases together with a semantic label for each phrase.
As you may suspect, they were filled with slang, hashtags and grammatically incorrect phrases, so how better to present the Tweets than in the style of a Shakespearean tragedy?
We decided to devote our project to one specific type of language learning activities: to the process of constructing grammatically correct phrases.
