| "I'm so-and-so, I went to grammar school and I've got two brothers." | |
| "Myself". Such grammar! | |
| "Nothing of which to be afraid" is the proper grammar! | |
| "Perhaps you can love grammar too well?"; says Quintilian. | |
| "Rules of grammar." | |
| "I'm so-and-so, I went to grammar school and I've got two brothers." | |
| "Myself". Such grammar! | |
| "Nothing of which to be afraid" is the proper grammar! | |
| "Perhaps you can love grammar too well?"; says Quintilian. | |
| "Rules of grammar." | |
| I know I'm supposed to be learning about grammars and stuff, but all I can think about is what color underwear Ms. C is wearing and if she knows how to dance. | |
| That's only done in grammars; | |
| The Rise of Nationalism in Central Africa, Poems, of course in the Swahili dialect of Kenya. and new grammars. | |
| What's especially irritating in grammars is the chapter on verbs, since these are what give meaning to sentences... | |
| I know I'm supposed to be learning about grammars and stuff, but all I can think about is what color underwear Ms. C is wearing and if she knows how to dance. | |
| That's only done in grammars; | |
| The Rise of Nationalism in Central Africa, Poems, of course in the Swahili dialect of Kenya. and new grammars. | |
| What's especially irritating in grammars is the chapter on verbs, since these are what give meaning to sentences... | |
