Sentence examples for neat grammar from inspiring English sources
"False Future" is both a neat grammar lesson and a parallel story of the birth of cinema.
Political scientist Richard Anderson Jr. of UC Los Angeles calls the experiments "a really neat demonstration" of grammar's effect on politics.
On that album Ms. Hill pulled off a neat trick, using the grammar of hip-hop to add texture to an essentially conservative classic-soul sound.
Setting (selecting classes by students' ability in specific subjects) is a neat compromise between the inclusive aims of comprehensive secondary schools and grammar schools' commitment to high-flying performance.
They will also be aware of how you present the information: It must be neat, organized, accurate, up-to-date, flawless in terms of spelling, grammar, and punctuation and have absolutely no typos.
He composed "Star Wars" with No. 2 pencils, in tiny, compulsively neat-looking script, on green-and-blue-lined paper, with atrocious spelling and grammar.
By Abdul Aziz Froutan PANJSHIR VALLEY, Afganistan, 8 November 2011 - In a neat, well designed classroom in the Panjshir Valley, 30 girls listen intently as their female teacher instructs them in grammar and writing.
See generative grammar; transformational grammar.
