Sentence examples for known grammar from inspiring English sources

It is known almost exclusively from glosses and names, and the only known grammar is the grammar of names.

A few years ago, I was invited to present my thoughts on educational management to the staff of a well known grammar school.

In 1659 the first known grammar of an African language, a 98-page study of Kongo, was published in Rome; it was the work of Giacinto Brusciotto, an Italian missionary, who notably described the characteristic noun class system.

While completing his education at the University of Bonn (1839 42), Böhtlingk published a two-volume edition (1839 40) of the earliest known grammar, that of Pāṇini, the 5th- or 6th-century-bc Indian Sanskrit grammarian.

Sentences took the form pronoun-verb-noun-adjective-pronoun (same one), and Viterbi exploited this known grammar structure.

The sciences of speech divide into those that are significative of what is known (grammar) and those that are inquisitive about what is not known (logic and rhetoric) (DOS 468).

Slapping together signs does not mean that one knows grammar, syntax and everything else that makes a language.

As she puts it: "Just cause i cant spell or know Grammar / doesn't mean i don't know Many things!

I knew grammar school was going to be different to my life experience to date when, as we lined up in our caps and shorts, the teachers swept dramatically into view.

Sometimes they don't even know grammar.

Knowing grammar doesn't mean one is smart.