Definition of grammatically in English:

grammatically

adverb ɡrəˈmatɪkliɡrəˈmædəkli

1In a way that relates to grammar or the rules of grammar.
the conversation will be grammatically analysed
grammatically correct sentences
Example sentencesExamples
- It was poorly formatted and grammatically incoherent.
- Grammatically, adverbs can modify various elements and take different positions within a sentence.
- The utterance works neither grammatically nor semantically.
- The last sentence of your letter is grammatically incorrect.
- It's been years since I actually tried to recall the precise rules of creating grammatically correct sentences.
- The messages are grammatically imperfect, if not incomplete.
- Her sentences are grammatically correct and filled with literary treasures - metaphors, anecdotes and writing tips.
- The fragmentary nature of the reference here turns this statement grammatically into a question.
- In fact, it has many Latin words that are not found in other Romance languages, and is more grammatically complex.
- All pages must be spell checked and grammatically correct.
1. 1.1 In accordance with the rules of the grammar of a language.
  I can speak clearly and grammatically
  Example sentencesExamples
  They have trouble pronouncing words properly, speaking grammatically and making certain fine movements of the lips and the tongue.
  General advice about writing grammatically and avoiding slang is fine.
  People think they are speaking grammatically but they aren't.
  At school, we, the sons and daughters of European immigrants, were taught to write grammatically.
  They speak fluently and grammatically but convey little meaning and cannot understand spoken or written language.
  There are people who can no longer speak grammatically, even though they can comprehend others perfectly well.
  Even when there were policy divisions these had been expressed grammatically.
  Can you write clearly and somewhat grammatically?
  I do not suffer fools gladly, especially not critics who can neither read accurately nor write grammatically.
  They talk grammatically and are not socially aloof.

Definition of grammatically in US English:

grammatically

adverbɡrəˈmadəklēɡrəˈmædəkli

1In a way that relates to grammar or the rules of grammar.
the conversation will be grammatically analyzed
grammatically correct sentences
Example sentencesExamples
- Grammatically, adverbs can modify various elements and take different positions within a sentence.
- The last sentence of your letter is grammatically incorrect.
- The messages are grammatically imperfect, if not incomplete.
- The fragmentary nature of the reference here turns this statement grammatically into a question.
- Her sentences are grammatically correct and filled with literary treasures - metaphors, anecdotes and writing tips.
- All pages must be spell checked and grammatically correct.
- It was poorly formatted and grammatically incoherent.
- The utterance works neither grammatically nor semantically.
- It's been years since I actually tried to recall the precise rules of creating grammatically correct sentences.
- In fact, it has many Latin words that are not found in other Romance languages, and is more grammatically complex.
1. 1.1 In accordance with the rules of the grammar of a language.
  I can speak clearly and grammatically
  Example sentencesExamples
  They have trouble pronouncing words properly, speaking grammatically and making certain fine movements of the lips and the tongue.
  They talk grammatically and are not socially aloof.
  They speak fluently and grammatically but convey little meaning and cannot understand spoken or written language.
  At school, we, the sons and daughters of European immigrants, were taught to write grammatically.
  General advice about writing grammatically and avoiding slang is fine.
  Can you write clearly and somewhat grammatically?
  Even when there were policy divisions these had been expressed grammatically.
  I do not suffer fools gladly, especially not critics who can neither read accurately nor write grammatically.
  People think they are speaking grammatically but they aren't.
  There are people who can no longer speak grammatically, even though they can comprehend others perfectly well.

单词	grammatically
释义	Definition of grammatically in English: grammatically adverb ɡrəˈmatɪkliɡrəˈmædəkli 1In a way that relates to grammar or the rules of grammar. the conversation will be grammatically analysed grammatically correct sentences Example sentencesExamples It was poorly formatted and grammatically incoherent. Grammatically, adverbs can modify various elements and take different positions within a sentence. The utterance works neither grammatically nor semantically. The last sentence of your letter is grammatically incorrect. It's been years since I actually tried to recall the precise rules of creating grammatically correct sentences. The messages are grammatically imperfect, if not incomplete. Her sentences are grammatically correct and filled with literary treasures - metaphors, anecdotes and writing tips. The fragmentary nature of the reference here turns this statement grammatically into a question. In fact, it has many Latin words that are not found in other Romance languages, and is more grammatically complex. All pages must be spell checked and grammatically correct. 1.1 In accordance with the rules of the grammar of a language. I can speak clearly and grammatically Example sentencesExamples They have trouble pronouncing words properly, speaking grammatically and making certain fine movements of the lips and the tongue. General advice about writing grammatically and avoiding slang is fine. People think they are speaking grammatically but they aren't. At school, we, the sons and daughters of European immigrants, were taught to write grammatically. They speak fluently and grammatically but convey little meaning and cannot understand spoken or written language. There are people who can no longer speak grammatically, even though they can comprehend others perfectly well. Even when there were policy divisions these had been expressed grammatically. Can you write clearly and somewhat grammatically? I do not suffer fools gladly, especially not critics who can neither read accurately nor write grammatically. They talk grammatically and are not socially aloof. Definition of grammatically in US English: grammatically adverbɡrəˈmadəklēɡrəˈmædəkli 1In a way that relates to grammar or the rules of grammar. the conversation will be grammatically analyzed grammatically correct sentences Example sentencesExamples Grammatically, adverbs can modify various elements and take different positions within a sentence. The last sentence of your letter is grammatically incorrect. The messages are grammatically imperfect, if not incomplete. The fragmentary nature of the reference here turns this statement grammatically into a question. Her sentences are grammatically correct and filled with literary treasures - metaphors, anecdotes and writing tips. All pages must be spell checked and grammatically correct. It was poorly formatted and grammatically incoherent. The utterance works neither grammatically nor semantically. It's been years since I actually tried to recall the precise rules of creating grammatically correct sentences. In fact, it has many Latin words that are not found in other Romance languages, and is more grammatically complex. 1.1 In accordance with the rules of the grammar of a language. I can speak clearly and grammatically Example sentencesExamples They have trouble pronouncing words properly, speaking grammatically and making certain fine movements of the lips and the tongue. They talk grammatically and are not socially aloof. They speak fluently and grammatically but convey little meaning and cannot understand spoken or written language. At school, we, the sons and daughters of European immigrants, were taught to write grammatically. General advice about writing grammatically and avoiding slang is fine. Can you write clearly and somewhat grammatically? Even when there were policy divisions these had been expressed grammatically. I do not suffer fools gladly, especially not critics who can neither read accurately nor write grammatically. People think they are speaking grammatically but they aren't. There are people who can no longer speak grammatically, even though they can comprehend others perfectly well.
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