How to pronounce “grammatically” in English

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Grammatically speaking.

grammatically correct.

It wasn't grammatically correct.

I can recognize a grammatically faulty English sentence just in the blink of an eye.

however you would say that grammatically flawlessly.

certain criteria have them do queries grammatically in some way.

So we put “untact” as the keyword even if it’s grammatically incorrect.

I never thought I could write a word grammatically correct, like a sentence grammatically correctly.

Even just getting people to accept singular "they" as grammatically correct, far less socially correct.

And then I actually had to say a grammatically incorrect thing in response, which is "Of which I am still in search of."

They spelled out how words are assembled into groupings that grammatically interact with one another.

The truth with be done is that it's grammatically very sophisticated, but it's only used when you're angry.

So grammatically, it's a neat system.

It's grammatically correct.

I never imagined a language that, grammatically, could work in that way.

enabling knowledge acceleration, and we laughed at it-- one thing was it's not even grammatically correct, like you can't accelerate knowledge.

It's a long sentence and probably not grammatically correct.

service to service there's a very piy quote from uh the Salesforce executive Paulie suner uh even though it's grammatically challenged uh it's correct

People are like, I feel, I feel-- it's grammatically impossible to express a feeling if you start the sentence with I feel like or I feel that.

But the only guidelines I had were it has to be a story, and it has to be grammatically correct.

is grammatically incorrect?

Not like a logical word selection, necessarily, but at least what fits grammatically.

Grammatically it's the subject and psychologically it's the subject.