Examples of using Grammatically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Mostly pastiches of cut-outs from contemporary Hungarian newspapers, Nemes's absurd yet grammatically well-groomed verses lay out a sharp criticism of the period's social
your appli cation must be grammatically correct and well written,
but this is grammatically perfect.
that the translation is grammatically correct and fluent.
in the Spanish language this is grammatically correct.
If the defining relative clause were removed from the sentence, the sentence would still be grammatically correct, but its meaning would have changed significantly.
to analyse a language grammatically.
despite either verb being grammatically correct.
Grammatically, the Prophet referred to himself as the second person with his mother
Grammatically, the Prophet referred to himself as the second person with his mother,
Grammatically Korean is very similar to Japanese
There are also some unusual instances where either verb could be grammatically correct, but the choice alters the meaning of the statement.
Grammatically Korean is very similar to Japanese
They grammatically correspond to the norms of direct speech,
8, children at the age of nine produce narratives of more words and these narratives are grammatically more complex.
The requirement of transparency of contractual terms laid down by Directive 93/13 cannot therefore be reduced merely to their being formally and grammatically intelligible.
It's not even grammatically frickin' correct.
So for example, if I'm speaking in English, I have to speak grammatically differently if I'm talking about past rain,"It rained yesterday," current rain,"It is raining now,"
I have experienced many times among young people that they use their own language grammatically incorrectly(as they usually use during a chat conversation) and sometimes they use chat phrases(like:
which is considered to be grammatically incorrect though instances are found as far back as Talmudic times.