Grammatical
Grammatical adjective - Of or pertaining to grammar.
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Proper and grammatical are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proper" instead an adjective "Grammatical".
Nearby Words: grammar, grammarian, grammatically, grammatics
Proper
Proper adjective - Following the established traditions of refined society and good taste.
Grammatical and proper are semantically related. You can use "Grammatical" instead an adjective "Proper".
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It could be referred such in a proper German sentence with the right grammatical surroundings, but not on its own without the grammatical German context.
Source: Gratuitous German - Slavic languages with their many grammatical cases, declinations and importance of proper accenting to differentiate them can have sentences become indecipherable/wrong thanks to one wrongly placed stress.
- Acadian French: while Acadian French proper tends to be equivalent to joual, a more recent evolution, call chiac has been recognized as a distinct dialect, using not only English words but entire English phrases on a French grammatical base with French pronunciation and even verb forms.
Source: Useful Notes / Canadian Accents
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