用grammatically造句子，“grammatically”造句

a mood (grammatically unmarked) that represents the act or state as an objective fact.

which means @love you without consulting@ is grammatically incorrect and this kind of expression is now becoming popular.

After confiding in her dull-witted nurse, she wrote Eugene a passionate, revealing love letter, She wrote in French, for she could not write Russian grammatically.

Predicate must be in agreement with its subject grammatically. Semantically, there is a direct selectional relationship between subject and predicate, too.

The authors attempt to grammatically classify the usage of articles, for the purpose of decreasing the misuse of articles, which frequently occurs in English medical paper written by Chinese authors.

Similarities: high-pitched voice, repetitive use of grammatically acceptable words, present-tense verbs.

The form of “Shi Er Ran” can be studied both grammatically and logically.

That is why some grammatically well-formed but not conventionalized sentences are regarded unnatural by native speakers.

We can do the final edit on your Chinese-to-English translation, so that it is accurate, grammatically correct, and culturally appropriate for a native English-speaking reader.

In word processing, a grammatically self-contained group of words.

Slang words use a heavy degree of capital letters, even when they are grammatically incorrect, to claim for attention.

Remember that in most tasks which involve writing words or Numbers, e.g. Short-answer Questions, the answers have to be grammatically correct and spelt correctly.

Just because your writing is grammatically correct does not mean that it has to be long.

I think I was around 10 or 12, and I sent a very enthusiastic and grammatically incorrect message including a picture of my shaved head.

Clitics are grammatically independent, but phonologically dependent, morphemes, such as the possessive s in English.

This sentence is grammatically wrong.

The placing of a word or suffixed element after the word to which it is grammatically related.

You could try putting the words in quotes to bring up only exact matches, but keep in mind that this excludes "work-at-home" (with hyphens), which in many cases is the grammatically correct usage.