| 31. | Then they refer to the appropriate bilingual dictionaries and grammar guides.
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| 32. | Note that we're talking grammar here, not manners.
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| 33. | Even the grammar breaks down under the pressure of the fury.
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| 34. | "South Paw Grammar " ( Reprise ) _ Morrissey
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| 35. | Unlike the grammar-challenged Morissette, she also appreciates irony.
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| 36. | Grammar is your twin ? " blubbered the shameless snoop.
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| 37. | A student teacher led Mrs . Wright's grammar class.
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| 38. | I don't mind being accused of using bad grammar.
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| 39. | What brought me down was the rules of grammar and punctuation,
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| 40. | Accordingly, they employed phenomenology in the development of categorial grammar.
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