You might not think you'll need the Word grammar checker in your PowerPoint presentations, unless, of course, your client is a stickler for good English.
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Misspelling the word is what this editor recently did, and that editor was blocked as a Pass a Method WP : Sockpuppet ( though for far more than simply misspelling the word grammar ).
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The image shows the corresponding derivation tree; it is a tree of trees ( main picture ), whereas a derivation tree in word grammars is a tree of strings ( upper left table ).
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Take note that there is only one UK-based Wikipedia editor interested in politics and Islam who misspells the word grammar ( that I'm aware of anyway ), and that editor is Pass a Method.
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Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, and most dependency grammars such as Meaning-Text Theory, Functional Generative Description, Lexicase Grammar also assume the traditional NP-analysis of noun phrases, Word Grammar being the one exception.
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X-word grammar has been applied to the teaching of English to speakers of other languages, to teaching writing in college level and business writing courses, in remedial English classes for native speakers, and in writing classes for the deaf.
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In education, Dr . Allen s concepts have endured as X-word Grammar, which teaches the simplicity and predictability of English as seen through Sector Analysis in contrast to traditional English grammar methods that are still based on a comparison of English with Latin.
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The arrow arcs in ( e ) are an alternative convention used to show dependencies and are favored by Word Grammar The brackets in ( f ) are seldom used, but are nevertheless quite capable of reflecting the dependency hierarchy; dependents appear enclosed in more brackets than their heads.
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"I only take grammar flames seriously when they come from people who can spell the word grammar, " said a peevish posting to alt . peeves, echoing similar flames in alt . angst, soc . culture . african . american, alt . sports . baseball . stl-cardinals, and other newsgroups.
