Grammatical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRAMMATICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• belonging to, or according to the rules of, grammar, also GRAMMATIC
• relating to grammar
• well formed; in accordance with the rules of the grammar of a language
• of or relating to grammar
• Of or pertaining to grammar; of the nature of grammar; as, a grammatical rule.
• According to the rules of grammar; grammatically correct; as, the sentence is not grammatical; the construction is not grammatical.
• conforming to the rules of grammar or usage accepted by native speakers
• belonging to, or according to the rules of, grammar

Words related to GRAMMATICAL

grammaticality24 grammatically23 grammaticalness22

Words that contain GRAMMATICAL

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How to use GRAMMATICAL in a sentence

• In reading the early letters of Jackson, however, it is clear that they are anything but illiterate, whatever mistakes in spelling and grammatical errors there may be.
• She wrote a most exquisite hand, and composed with ability, and grammatical skill and taste.
• The first thing is, to know and understand the grammatical construction of our own language.
• They who cannot define a letter or a word, may be expected to err in explaining other grammatical terms.
• This use of the terms of comparison is thought by some not to be very grammatical.
• She was an ignorant woman, and her utter disregard of grammatical and poetic principles can be easily forgiven.
• There was, however, in all a similarity of expression and grammatical construction, which indicated a want of entire Spirit control.
• And here it may be observed, that the comma is more frequently used to point out the grammatical divisions of a sentence than to indicate a rest or cessation of the voice.
• There is no reason to believe that he troubled himself with grammatical details and with the study of these languages as subjects in themselves.
• Luckily for them, they only understood a slow and grammatical English, and listened to crude songs and sentimental songs with the same expression of maternal content.
• He produced a good page of perfectly intelligible Esperanto, quite free from serious grammatical mistake.
• He found these grammatical dialogues not uninteresting, and a vent for his ill-humour against publishers to boot.
• He was ignorant of grammatical rules and definitions, yet his conversation would have been accepted in good circles of New England society.
• His language, though select and grammatical, was always simple, and within the comprehension of the humblest of his hearers.
• It was designed to lead the Jews from a fanciful to a grammatical construction of the Hebrew Oracles.
• We only know that though different in words, these languages have the same grammatical construction.
• Every grammatical sentence conveys one leading idea with its modifications and relations.
• And yet it is more important to use words pregnant with meaning than to be strictly grammatical.
• Let us now take up a little more systematically, however briefly, the various grammatical processes that linguistic research has established.
• There are languages, however, in which such differences are of the most fundamental grammatical importance.
• Her poor husband is never permitted to indulge in an expression which is not strictly grammatical.
• It is often by a process of elimination that a child can best explain a grammatical construction, either in English or in a foreign language.
• Then she looked back again at her manuscript, and decided that to write grammatical English prose is the hardest thing in the world.
• Sometimes the verb agrees with its subject according to sense instead of strict grammatical form.
• His English was good except for certain grammatical errors.
• He did not hesitate to adopt from Chaucer many obsolete words and grammatical forms.

Similar words containing GRAMMATIC without suffix al

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