Modifies a noun

• error: Also any spelling or grammatical errors still present would detract from the overall content of the report.

• correctness: Respond to the content of what is said rather than grammatical correctness.

• morpheme: Grammatical morphemes have a job rather than a meaning.

• terminology: Candidates are not expected to know any language other than English, nor are they expected to be familiar with any grammatical terminology.

• mistake: PS: Excuse me if I made some grammatical mistakes.

• accuracy: At GCSE, at least 20 % of marks are given for grammatical accuracy.

Modifying Another Word

• not: These sentences are not grammatical because they have not followed the grammatical rules of syntax.

• purely: The reason is purely grammatical; it did not make sense to use " best interests " .

• even: It doesn't make even grammatical sense in places.

• essentially: Being, existence, essentially grammatical terms, how we determine to use them decides what we are to allow to worry us.

• so: I have readily mixed the flats and the sharps and double sharps; so grammatical purists will have to hold their protestations.

Used with adjective complement

• make: She spoke in rapid and fluent but very unconventional English, which, for the sake of clearness, I will make grammatical.

• ensure: All Spanish translations are undertaken by translators with Spanish as their mother tongue to ensure grammatical, lexical, stylistic and cultural accuracy.