Usar "grammar" en una oración

1. communicating with people try to use grammar that is correct and not offensive

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2. He’s tweaked the grammar in a couple of places … Yes, he’s right, it does read better that way

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3. Not wanting to dive into more research, I pull up the drafts I have written so far and go through them editing the information and tweaking the grammar so that it reads better

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4. He was educated at Selkirk grammar school, St

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5. to modern grammar rules

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6. grammar, as a rare entry ticket into this closed community

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7. that their grammar will improve or their

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8. Neither of them wanted to correct Constance facts or grammar

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9. Her accent was adorable, and her grammar was improving

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10. don't write of the ocean's need for a grammar: find ours

11. For those interested in learning more about Spanish grammar, an excellent concise coverage of it is given in Seymour Resnick’s “Essential Spanish Grammar”, published by Dover Publications

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12. Her oral drills on the rules of verb formation and grammar were a highly effective form of brainwashing

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13. (For the record, I love this kind of grammar consciousness

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14. One was a Latin-Castellano dictionary and the other was a Castellano grammar

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15. Hanson found in his 20 years of experience in the State University system that it fails to emphasize grammar, composition skills, oral presentation, history, literature, music, or art

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16. At the lower levels of schooling (High School and Grammar School) the issue is more focused to “us” --- specifically, the Catholic faithful

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17. o Do they hate bad grammar? See the ‘How to write’ chapter

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18. with tables, grammar rules, etc

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19. The traditional school stressed specific subjects—reading, writing, arithmetic, geography, history, and grammar

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20. “This translation spell is standard-issue, and it could be better I think! It supplies both words and grammar, and while I’d give its crafters average marks for its dictionary functions, it’s often too slow to supply the correct sentence structure, and elves sometimes find themselves using the more formal modes of the syntax of Elvish

21. ” He sounded like a foreign exchange student learning English, his words coming out in a staccato-like fashion, speaking with proper grammar, lacking the idioms or slang terms which most native speakers use

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22. LeeAnn smiled and tried to see if they were hungry, asking in questionable grammar, "Etan thu—Eat you?" Gestures followed, and soon they were greedily filling their bellies

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23. This step looks at the grammar of the Chinese

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24. between the Chinese and English grammar is the

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25. Maths jumps from arithmetic to calculus, English jumps from grammar to social studies

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26. spelling or grammar should be changed – but the rationale of “improvement” is more

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27. THE GRAMMAR OF SOCIETY

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28. If we look into the definition of what makes a language, we see that mathematics does have a grammar, syntax, tokens, and for some of us, semantics or meaning, thus meeting the criteria

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29. and pictures together; and not forgetting the corrections to grammar,

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30. Rosemary was a vivacious, slightly buck-toothed red-head pushing thirty, married to Paul, a mathematics teacher at the Grammar School

31. Most of the schools were single-sex grammar schools, with a sprinkling of the new co-educational Secondary Moderns – those much maligned institutions of social, intellectual and cultural deprivation

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32. By the time I put THE END on the last page of the manuscript, it really is done (except for a check of spelling, grammar, and punctuation)

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33. She was the reason that not one woman had gained employment at Mt Hurmese Grammar in any capacity, including secretaries and office assistants, temporary or permanent

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34. ‗Mt Hurmese Boy‘s Grammar, why?‘ he had to escape these two nutters!

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35. introduction, neither worked on basic grammar, he

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36. Grammar and all that stuff

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37. They were both at the same grammar school, and had joined the army together

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38. Piled them up, used metaphors upon metaphors, exaggerated shamelessly, played with words with double meanings, and had no respect for grammar, syntax, order or punctuation

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39. “For whom?” Corwin noted with amusement that the man’s grammar was proper

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40. “You know Walter, we go back over twenty years together, Manchester Grammar School and then Cambridge and in all that time I have never heard you say so many stupid things in a short space of time

41. “My friend David Castle works at Head Office and we have known each other since grammar school

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42. You can try this with sentences and grammar, too

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43. Teaching writing is often about teaching grammar

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44. If grammar comes up anywhere in EFL, it is in the writing classroom

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45. This site, from the University of Victoria, has clear, concise grammar lessons

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46. I wouldn’t send my ESL students to this page, but it’s a great refresher for native English speakers who are a bit rusty on their grammar rules and terminology

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47. with the grammar school children

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48. For many years now I have had to stand by and watch those toffs and grammar school oiks in Parliament heap pile upon pile of crap on my country

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49. Latin grammar, the real reason would come at the end

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50. of the language is the movement of emotions through grammar

51. The editors had always corrected his grammar and punctuation, even adding whole lines to the text to improve his copy

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52. What was left were the grammar

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53. grammar school but the rest went on to a

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54. She became the lead teacher, giving lessons in French, German, Greek, Latin, geology, botany, grammar and mathematics

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55. Ella’s mom was a teacher, which she continued with her offspring in speech, writing and grammar

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56. More than three years had passed since Santa Sofía de la Piedad had brought him the grammar when Aureliano succeeded in translating the first sheet

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57. You could have the best editors and proofreaders, but it will do you no good if all they do is check for grammar and punctuation

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58. individuals write letters to the paper with corrections of grammar and notices of misspelled words

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59. Instead, they want your first born! In this and a few other instances, ethics apparently were tossed out the window, but isn’t that part of the learning process? Without principles, how can any society endure? When you see business documents loaded with spelling, punctuation and grammar errors along with incomplete sentences and misstatements of facts, one can only conclude that the educational system is in serious crisis

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60. “Coupla-things you need to embrace,” Bonnie said, mimicking my poor grammar to loosen me up

61. “Coupla-things you need to embrace,” Bonnie said, mimicking my poor grammar

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62. I wrote to the funeral home and they replied that this woman went to grammar school in the Chicago area

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63. His grasp of grammar was rudimentary at best (and that's being generous)

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64. Albeit Arthur could speak around 400-500 words, he was struggling with the structure and grammar, and was by no means fluent

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65. Whilst attending Grammar School his talent for rugby became evident

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66. just because of their grammar or the quantity of meanings their words usually have

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67. Grammar: Proper usage of the words, their forms and their connections with other words

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68. What concerns the grammar, the main point at this level is to use correct words, correct

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69. add some grammar notes about that word in the “Grammar” part, or that word

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70. Intonations have a lot to do with grammar

71. same set of words or the same grammar form as in the mistaken one

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72. may be in a hurry, talking in the sloppiest way, breaking grammar rules

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73. Returning to your grammar exercises, when you already use that grammar construction

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74. grammar exercises and you still have many more to do

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75. Each word and/or grammar form used in the phrases is explained or may be

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76. Many courses tend to write explicit grammar tables

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77. Learn each grammar form separately, in

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78. Not much grammar explanations

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79. At this stage you may go through grammar tables

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80. familiar with at least 90% of the grammar forms, presented in the table, you may

81. sentences, so that you can use these grammar forms swiftly and confidently,

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82. Pay attention that each word and each grammar pattern are presented clearly

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83. Grammar reference books may do good here

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84. Just copy, paste, promote! The more time you spend fussing about grammar the less time your message is out there generating leads

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85. Even much of what is currently studied in math and grammar amounts to

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86. Much of the study of grammar has been a scholarly exercise of taking something simple and making it

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87. As with most such endeavors, the study of grammar has been pushed by those standing to gain, namely teachers

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88. made with the tricky French grammar, I was terrified

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89. Combines a systematic treatment of the grammar with ample colloquialdrill

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90. the most perfect English grammar, but if that is what you are

91. style was contrived: deliberately flouting the rules of grammar, full of words that were nonsensical or

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92. The very nothingness of their acquirements makes them more conceited, they know as an absolute truth that the Arabic grammar, law, rhetoric, and logic, comprise all that is worth knowing upon earth

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93. him how to read, the principles of grammar and how to spell

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94. Learning the rules of grammar by rote memory

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95. When translated according to rules of grammar for the Hebrew “construct chain,” and

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