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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does "grammatically correct" mean?
Can someone please explain what "grammatically correct" means?
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The sentence does not break any of the rules of grammar. Note, however, that in terms of meaning it may be nonsense. Or it may be something that a native speaker would never say.
- The sentence does not break any of the rules of grammar.
- Note, however, that in terms of meaning it may be nonsense.
- Or it may be something that a native speaker would never say.
- A famous example of this was created by Chomsky.
- " Clive.
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The sentence does not break any of the rules of grammar.
Note, however, that in terms of meaning it may be nonsense.
Or it may be something that a native speaker would never say.
A famous example of this was created by Chomsky.
Note, however, that in terms of meaning it may be nonsense.
Or it may be something that a native speaker would never say.
A famous example of this was created by Chomsky.
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If a sentence is grammatically correct, it does not break any of the so-called rules of grammar.
Clive
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