Meanings of grammatical forms in English

No; it is only a French patois, very interesting and peculiar in its grammatical forms.

It is euphonious in sound and regular in its grammatical forms, though poor in its vocabulary.

Even in the grammatical forms of the Sanskrit verb, this threefold tendency of thought is indicated.

He improved the language in its harmony and its grammatical forms, and increased its copiousness and power.

Besides this, the grammatical forms and constructions in Russian are very peculiar, and present a great many strange irregularities.

An oral language, although remarkably persistent in its vocables, and still more persistent in its grammatical forms, is incapable of permanence.

Under him I repeated the grammatical forms and rules in Latin and Greek, glibly, term after term, without really understanding their value.

The Arabic roots are, nine tenths of them, identical with the Hebrew; and a similarity of grammatical forms shows a plain glossological relation.

Only the simpler grammatical forms and relations should be taught in the grades, and these should have immediate application to oral and written speech.

The Lituanian language even as it is now spoken by the common people, contains some extremely primitive grammatical forms-insome cases almost identical with Sanskrit.

Not only does the vocabulary present constant analogies to other Semitic dialects, but the phonetic laws and the grammatical forms are equally of this type.

Both the grammatical forms and still more the orthography vary much from time to time, from place to place, and even from writer to writer.