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* English Resource Grammar (ERG) [http://www.delph-in.net/erg/] ...

...r '''exclusive''', and to whether this distinction is part of a language's grammar. ...

...used around literal quotation, pointing that we left unusual/archaric/bad grammar/speclling but we're leaving it as-is. {{comment|(also e.g. used to make mild edits to make the grammar work in the context, insert [...] to note omission, etc.)}} ...

==Grammar== ...e, but because its morphology doesn't let you do it at all. But English's grammar works differently, and in practice sometimes it's a good idea, sometimes it ...

As a term within linguistics, agreement refers to a language's grammar requiring words to match certain other words in some property. Agreement is a central theme in featured grammar models such as [[Unification Grammar]]. ...

This concept has been applied to grammar, phonology, and more. ...

...ons, and can also be removed without really changing the overall structure/grammar of the sentence. ...

...hey may appear an act act more flexibly in terms of morphology, syntax and grammar. ...

'[[:Category:Grammar|Grammar]]' is a wider concept, which can be said to ''include'' syntax (often the i ...e: Something being 'grammatical' often refers to it being valid in a given grammar - see [[grammaticality]]. Which is often mostly about its syntax.) ...

...sing (and amusing) sentences that problematic in the details than in their grammar. ...f children." is more about assumptions and priming than about referents or grammar; "Enraged cow injures farmer with axe" works out more or less how you thoug ...

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Both will report rules to [[spelling]], [[grammar]] and [[syntax]], ...

A language's grammar may also have adjectives that come after the noun (ignoring [[institutional * http://www.ucl.ac.uk/internet-grammar/adjectiv/attribut.htm ...

...also grouped under 'root modality' (J Benjamins (2007) "Cognitive English Grammar") * https://www.awelu.lu.se/language/selective-mini-grammar/verb-phrases/marginal-auxiliary-verbs/ ...

...learn to communicate, often drawing from varied vocabularies and possibly grammar. ...

If there is significant variation in morphology, syntax and/or grammar, this signals that it is either its own language. ...

Because they no longer conform to this grammar (and some of which explode in memory/CPU for that reason), this is not long [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_grammar Regular Grammar], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression Regular Expression], ...

...y divergent and infinite)}} languages - a set of words, an alphabet, and a grammar. These are mainly useful for: ...to understand its complexity, and to parse and generate it mechanically. (grammar design, statistical methods, and more) ...

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* OpenCCG, a [[Combinatory Categorial Grammar]] parser/generator [http://openccg.sourceforge.net/] [http://comp.ling.utex ...

* http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/coconj.htm * http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/conjunctions.htm ...

which may easily include many aspects of a language at a time - grammar, culture, relevant politics, and more. ...

* Bleek, 1869. ''A Comparative Grammar of South African Languages: Part 2: The Concord'' * Bleek, 1862. ''A Comparative Grammar of South African Languages: Part 1: Phonology'' ...

...ing interpretation (and therefore also the lemma) mostly or entirely up to grammar or other usage context. This also leaves some more room for more creative u ...mantically related verbs, such as hit and break (see Fillmore (1970) ''The Grammar of Hitting and Breaking''), in part to demonstrate how words you think of a ...

...good assistance to the relatively classic "Let's get to an AST based on a grammar" approach. ...

There is a real difference between knowing good grammar and insisting on always using it. Me, I'm typically lazy, but ==Grammar== ...

[[Category:Grammar]] It's things that interact in a grammar. ...

...i/Regular_language regular language]), which is a fairly restricted formal grammar. ...

..., where kanji is often more compact meaning, and kana could be seen as the grammar. ...

Type-1 grammar: Type-101 grammar (a simple superset of Type-1): ...

* [[sic]], to signify that incorrect or unusual spelling or grammar is intentional * [http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/grammar/g_commaproof.html Proofreading for Commas] ...

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...nce or count of words, and ignore things like adjacency and order - so any grammar. ...

...is the one the language ended on", so referring to the particular syntax, grammar, and other structural patterns a language has. ...