| In fact, in 11 years of Ontario education, I have never been taught even the basics of grammar and sentence structure. |
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| Neither evaluator identified sentence structure unvaried as a problem in 38 papers. |
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| Here again, type using proper sentence structure, grammar and spelling so your request is understood. |
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| Specifically, they mentioned and demonstrated improvements in grammar and sentence structure. |
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| Translate proper and complete sentences with a subject, a verb and a logical sentence structure. |
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| Students continue to practice the use of new vocabulary and sentence structure. |
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| Similar to a job application or a resumé, spelling, grammar and sentence structure are very important in any kind of scholarship application. |
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| The symptoms of language delay are delayed acquisition of vocabulary, sentence structure, and pronunciation of new or complex words. |
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| Pay close attention to grammar and sentence structure, which may have been overlooked by the spell-checker. |
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| Preschoolers expand their vocabulary and learn sentence structure. |
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| The relations between sentence structure and structural meanings are also largely arbitrary and tacitly conventional. |
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| By 20 months, children use cues from the sentence structure and from the context to extract the meaning of words. |
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| Paragraph and sentence structure support understanding, e.g. single topic or issue, concise, logical. |
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| Skilful punctuation articulates sentence structure, inept punctuation masks it. |
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| Therefore as the levels increase the stories incorporate progressively more difficult vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure. |
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| She may work on Anglicisms one week, sentence structure another week, and then writing a surprise ending the next! |
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| It uses straightforward words and sentence structure to avoid misunderstandings and confusion. |
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| Syntactical rules determine how word order and sentence structure is constrained, and how those constraints contribute to meaning. |
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| That sentence structure just flew out the window. |
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| His sentence structure would go to pot, closely followed by his sphincter. |
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| Baroque, head-twisting sentence structure? |
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| The abstract rules of sentence structure are secondary. |
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| We need to be able to place ourselves in the shoes of the person who will sign or read the text we are translating, and should choose simple words and sentence structure. |
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| Word order and sentence structure are not always appropriate. |
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| Once writers have a draft of the text, they read it for clarity and flow and revise the organization of ideas, sentence structure, word choice, and other elements as necessary. |
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| Their ways of using character, plot, dialogue, imagery, and sentence structure stay with me today and influence my own shaping of these elements in fiction and nonfiction. |
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| You will read product information, articles and reports, practise summarising the main points as well as specific information, and understand the text and sentence structure. |
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| Topics range from matters of prewriting practices and the writing process, to aspects of sentence structure and argument, and the elements of style. |
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| Later steps in the process teach sentence structure and move the communicative emphasis from requesting to answering questions to social commenting. |
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| Representative lapses include excessive repetition, confused organization, awkward sentence structure, and other problems. |
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| You can point out how sentence structure works. |
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| Objects are distinguished from subjects in the syntactic trees that represent sentence structure. |
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| Finite verbs play a particularly important role in syntactic analyses of sentence structure. |
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| A particular characteristic of speech-act conditionals is that they permit apodoses with nondeclarative sentence structure. |
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| He rendered Proclus' sentence structure so faithfully one can practically, in reading his translation, retrovert the Greek text. |
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| Traditional theories of sentence structure divide the simple sentence into a subject and a predicate, whereby the object is taken to be part of the predicate. |
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| Foreignizing translation styles bend English into shapes that mirror some limited aspect of the source language, such as word order or sentence structure. |
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| Interjections are another word class, but these are not described here as they do not form part of the clause and sentence structure of the language. |
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| It has a very distinctive tone and sentence structure which are both strongly influenced by Malay and the many varieties of Chinese spoken in the city. |
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| In farming communities with substantial Ukrainian, German or Mennonite populations, accents, sentence structure and vocabulary influenced by these languages is common. |
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| These trees show the finite verb as the root of all sentence structure. |
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