Grammatically

Grammatically, however, a consecutive interpretation is also possible: ut = so that.

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Grammatically and symbolically, the Torah is feminine in Hebrew and is personified as "She," as in "She is a Tree of Life," in Prov.

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Grammatically, I agree this is more palatable, if for no other reason it shifts the focus of the possession from a human to a concept.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Religious, Cultural, and Personal Right To Eat Bacon — Even When Your Foster Parents Don’t Allow It in Their Home 2010

Grammatically, what it means is that the Sun letters are assertive and dominant, while the Moon letters are shy and yielding.

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Grammatically, that's active voice (as well as a direct admission of starting a Ponzi scheme).

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Grammatically speaking, the difference is between countability and non-countability.

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Grammatically, that's active voice (as well as a direct admission of starting a Ponzi scheme).

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Grammatically, none of these are wrong, and any of the last three options are reasonable to use in this sentence.

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Grammatically, I agree this is more palatable, if for no other reason it shifts the focus of the possession from a human to a concept.

The Volokh Conspiracy » A Religious, Cultural, and Personal Right To Eat Bacon — Even When Your Foster Parents Don’t Allow It in Their Home 2010

Grammatically this is a bit dense. on, when used with a verb with a sense of “taking,” translates as “from”, and so the line translates roughly to “Lo, it before from you [good ones] obtained.”

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