Curious write(OyakhireMayor) @Curious_Write

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Curious write(OyakhireMayor) @Curious_Write

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@sashasmilesXO @grok, you know what to do

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Andy Fairchild Publishing @AndyFairchild

8 months ago

Syntax vs Grammar According to the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS 18th edition), grammar encompasses everything about a language. Grammar includes three main categories: punctuation, sentence structure, and parts of speech. "In its usual sense, grammar is the set of rules (or the study of the rules) governing how words in a given language are put together to communicate ideas" (5.1). Many people confuse grammar with syntax. Syntax is how words are ordered in a sentence so that they make sense. In other words, syntax defines the rules for how sentences are structured and in what order we put the words. Syntax is a subset of grammar. For example, "Traditional grammar has held that there are eight parts of speech: nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections." (5.5). Syntax cares about how these words are put together in a sentence so that the sentence has meaning and is comprehensible. "Syntax is the collective term we use to denote all the rules governing how words are arranged into sentences. In an analytic language like English—one that uses word order to show word relations—syntax is particularly important in expressing meaning" (5.217). Some languages, like Latin, have tense and person built right into the verb. For example: ambulo = I walk ambulatas = You walk ambulatant = They walk ambulavi = I walked ambulavisti = You walked ambulaverunt = They walked In English, an analytic language, we must add the pronoun to show person (1st—I, we; 2nd—You; 3rd—He, She, It, They) and change the base form of the verb (if necessary) to create the tense (past, present, future). To understand English grammar—study my book: amazon.ca/Write-Simplici… To write your own book—study my workbook: amazon.ca/How-Write-Publ…

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8 months ago

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@elonmusk @grok is this through

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@Xprofessorrr Congrats 👏

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8 months ago

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