Sentence examples for sentences correctly from inspiring English sources

Linguists love this sort of thing, because the perils of ambiguity can reveal the limits of our ability to parse sentences correctly.

And she writes that way, constructing sentences correctly, telling anecdotes with scrupulous attention to detail (avoiding drugs in the 60s had its benefits – she can actually remember the decade) and fretting maternally about family and friends.

When the user makes mistakes, the tool suggests tips on how to phrase sentences correctly in real time.

We predicted that TD children would be able to use phonotactics to parse a form like touched or hugged as a participle, and hence interpret passive sentences correctly.

A sentence recognition threshold (SRT) in quiet was defined as the signal level, in dB(A), where a participant is able to repeat 50% of the sentences correctly.

A SRT in noise was defined as the signal-to-noise ratio (in dB S/N), where the participant is able to repeat 50% of the sentences correctly.

Is the sentence correctly punctuated?

Yes, you did read that sentence correctly.

At least that was a series of examples not masquerading as a sentence; correctly, with no verb, no period was placed at the end.

They can tell the difference between grammatically correct and incorrect sentences and will make spontaneous corrections in their speech; that is to say, if a child makes a speech error, he recognizes it and will say the phrase or sentence correctly the second time.

You just want to use them properly and structure your sentence correctly.