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Word: Grammatically

Part of Speech: Adverb

Definition: The word "grammatically" means doing something in a way that follows the rules of grammar. Grammar is like the set of rules we use to put words together to make sentences that are clear and correct.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "grammatically" when you want to describe how something is done according to the rules of language.
• It often describes how sentences are formed or how words are used correctly.

Example:

• "This child already speaks grammatically." (This means the child uses correct grammar when speaking.)

Advanced Usage:

• In more complex sentences, you might say, "Although his essay was interesting, it was not grammatically correct, which made it difficult to understand." (Here, it emphasizes the importance of using correct grammar in writing.)

Word Variants:

• Grammatical (adjective): Referring to the rules of grammar. Example: "Her grammatical skills are impressive."
• Grammar (noun): The system and structure of a language. Example: "He is studying English grammar."

Different Meaning:

• "Grammatically" specifically refers to correctness in language, while "correctly" can refer to correctness in any context, not just language.

Synonyms:

• Correctly (in a general sense)
• Accurately (in terms of correctness)
• Properly (can be used more broadly)

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• While there are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs that contain "grammatically," you might hear phrases like:
  • "Speak properly" (which implies using correct grammar).
  • "Follow the rules" (which can refer to grammar rules in writing or speaking).

Summary:

"Grammatically" is a useful word when discussing language and how we communicate.

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Adverb

1. in a grammatical manner
   • this child already speaks grammatically