OpenEuphoria

RE: Howdy!

• Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> Apr 19, 2001
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On 19 Apr 2001, at 17:04, Jonas  Temple wrote:



> > We dont' have no problems here with grammar.++  (Two pluses appended to 
> > the
> > end to negate the double negative and thus make this sentence 
> > grammatically
> > correct.)
> > 
> > -- Travis --
> 
> Sorry to have to point out this mistake but:
> * grammar is still a viable means of communication and there are plenty 
> of jobs out there where you can still use grammar.
> * grammar++ is a better way of communication although it's much harder 
> to learn grammar++ rather than grammar.  With grammar++ you can reuse a 
> lot of the words you already have rather than re-inventing the word all 
> over again.  Some argue that grammar++ is slower and makes communication 
> harder but those who are used to grammar++ will argue the opposite.  

But grammatically speaking, the use of "grammar.++", as Travis used it, is 
not "grammar++". Travis used the "++" as a sentence modifier, not as a 
suffix to "grammar". Besides, grammar isn't the words of the language, but 
the way they are used,,, in a way,,, i think,,, sorta... Jiri?

grammar:
Studies of the formation of basic linguistic units

word:
A unit of language that native speakers can identify

Kat