Sentence examples for real grammar from inspiring English sources

This app has taught me a ton of vocabulary, but I'm still not sure I know any real grammar – I don't exactly know why the conjugation of verbs that come after nosotros (we) are how they are.

When Mr Blair announced earlier this year that master classes at specialist or "beacon" schools would be introduced for bright pupils in neighbouring inner-city comprehensives, he was accused by teachers' unions of a "back-door reinvention of grammar schools".It is, of course, the real grammar schools with their policies of full selection, which enrage the left.

In short, real Grammar says: "Do," not "Don't".

Writers of real grammars do not class mere spelling mistakes as grammatical errors.

However, it does not follow that TAG parsing or CCG parsing is impractical for real grammars and real language, and in fact parsers exist for both that are competitive with more common CFG-based parsers.

The speedup, compared to the pure software implementation, varies from two orders of magnitude for toy-scale grammars to six orders of magnitude for large real life grammars.

We propose a novel, efficient streaming dataflow implementation of the CYK algorithm on reconfigurable hardware (Maxeler dataflow engines), which achieves 18 76 × speedup over an optimized sequential implementation for real-life grammars for natural language processing, depending on the length of the input string.

"I have real concerns about grammar schools," the new shadow attorney general said on ITV's Peston on Sunday when asked about Labour's opposition to selective education – before admitting she in fact sends her own son to a private school.

(Yes, "real" vocabularies and grammars were created for them.) Many Web sites about endangered languages focus on the technicalities of linguistics, but relatively few have audio examples of the languages themselves.

The company, founded in 2007, has built up some well-known services such as its real-time Proofreading grammar and spelling checker, a text-to-speech service and English-as-a-second-language products.

In a Princeton test paper, a section headed "Grammar in Real Life" told students: "Pop lyrics are a great source of bad grammar.