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Definition of grammatical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
standard usageconforming to standard usage
- The sentence was not grammatical according to the textbook..
2.
linguisticsTECH. relating to the rules of grammarTECH.
- The grammatical structure of the sentence is complex.
Expressions with grammatical
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word order pattern that forms a complete clause or sentence
This construction puts the verb before the subject.
principle guiding sentence structure in a language
The teacher explained the grammatical rule for subject-verb agreement.
using words to connect ideas in text
Grammatical cohesion helps make the story easy to follow.
sense produced by grammar patterns, including a term’s role in a clause
In “She is singing,” the -ing ending adds grammatical meaning.
word or phrase indicating who performs the action
The grammatical subject of the sentence is 'The cat'.
shows how a word relates to others by changing its form
The word's grammatical case changes in different sentences.
group of words sharing the same grammatical properties
Nouns and verbs are different grammatical categories.
word or phrase forming part of a sentence
The subject is a grammatical constituent of the sentence.
system grouping nouns, often affecting word forms
Grammatical gender in Spanish divides nouns into masculine and feminine.
connection between words governed by grammar rules
Subject-verb agreement is a grammatical relation.
Origin of grammatical
Greek, gramma (letter) + -ikos (related to)
Terms with grammatical included in their meaning
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linguistics
grammatical category expressing time distinctions
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grammatical form showing action happened before now
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grammatical tense showing actions happening now
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grammatical word indicating a noun's specificity
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grammatical inflection at the end of a word
grammatical voice
in grammar, describes a verb form where the subject is acted upon
linguistics
grammatical voice where the subject is acted upon
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word or phrase completing a grammatical construction
technology
software that analyzes text for grammatical accuracy
linguistics
of the male grammatical gender
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grammatical gender category
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category of words with similar grammatical functions
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grammatical arrangement of words in a sentence
grammatical gender
gender that is neither masculine nor feminine
linguistics
not masculine or feminine in grammatical gender
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grammatical category for pronouns and verbs
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grammatical form showing a relative quality
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associated with the female grammatical gender
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grammatical gender class marking female-associated nouns and adjectives
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the grammatical mood used for commands
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the grammatical category of forms that refer to the speaker
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grammatical term for someone other than speaker or listener
scientific analysis
make a mathematical, chemical, or grammatical analysis
linguistics
grammatical or lexical linking in a text
Examples of grammatical in a sentence
He corrected the grammatical errors in the report. His grammatical errors were distracting. The essay was full of grammatical mistakes.
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- French:grammatical, syntaxique, ...
- German:grammatisch, grammatikalisch, ...
- Italian:grammaticale, ...
- Spanish:gramatical, ...
- Portuguese:gramatical, ...
- Chinese:符合标准用法的, 语法的, ...
- Japanese:標準的な使用に準拠した, 文法的, ...
- Arabic:نَحْوِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּקְדּוּקִי, תַּחְבִּירִי, ...
- Russian:грамматически правильный, грамматический, ...
- Ukrainian:граматичний, синтаксичний, ...
- Hindi:व्याकरणसम्मत, व्याकरणिक, ...
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