grammar
/ˈɡræmər/Definitions
1. noun
the set of rules that govern the structure of language, particularly in terms of syntax and morphology.
“The teacher spent hours explaining the grammar of the language to her students.”
2. noun
the study of the structure and organization of language, especially the rules that govern the use of words and phrases.
“She is a professor of grammar and linguistics at the local university.”
3. noun
a particular style or system of language use, especially in writing or formal speech.
“The novel’s unique grammar and syntax added to its charm and originality.”
4. verb
to study or teach the rules of language, especially in terms of syntax and morphology.
“She is grammar-ing the language for her thesis.”
5. verb
to correct or improve someone’s language use, especially in terms of grammar and syntax.
“The editor grammar-ed the text to make it more readable.”