Meanings of grammatical rules in English

We've already seen that hackers often coin jargon by overgeneralizing grammatical rules.

He didn't follow any of the grammatical rules and structure of the language.

Nor ought you to let your knowledge of the Latin language and grammatical rules escape you.

So there's a growing group of science-fiction and fantasy languages with properly constructed grammatical rules and vocabularies.

To assume that only those who are grossly ignorant of grammatical rules and constructions employ them, is an error.

Moreover, even if Rashi was not in complete possession of grammatical rules, he had perfectly mastered the spirit of the Hebrew language.

Men are so foolish as to refuse speaking as they please, but render life even more burdensome by all sorts of grammatical rules.

In parsing, some idioms-thedouble possessive, for example-donot come under regular grammatical rules, and are to be spoken of merely as idioms.

Google's approach, called statistical machine translation, differs from past efforts in that it forgoes language experts who program grammatical rules and dictionaries into computers.

Their grammatical rules are so widely different from all our European forms that it forces the mind to a retrospective view of first principles.

Not only must grammatical rules be obeyed, but logical instinct must be satisfied with the linking of idea to idea to make a complete thought.

The languages spoken by the North American tribes are various as far as regarded their words, but they were subject to the same grammatical rules.

The languages spoken by the North American tribes were various as far as regarded their words, but they were subject to the same grammatical rules.

He picked up vocabulary and grammatical rules very rapidly, but he seemed completely unable to use the language beyond discussion of concrete objects and actions.

"I be's here, measter," said the villain, with a disgracefully low accent and complete disregard of grammatical rules.

"I he's here, measter," said the villain, with a disgracefully low accent and complete disregard of grammatical rules.