Grammatically

And while it might be challenging if you learned in elementary school that they/them pronouns were not grammatically correct to describe a singular person, the has agreed that this is grammatically correct.

Both of these lines mean the same thing - to be completely naked - but 'buck naked' is the original and grammatically correct form of the phrase.

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Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a list of dos and don'ts regarding pronouns, including 'Don't say someone's pronouns aren't real (e.g. Mx, Ze, Xe)' and 'Don't say using 'they' as a pronoun isn't grammatically correct'.

The grammatically two-faced title doesn’t help, but easy understanding is not what the author appears to be after.

At the same time as Archewell released its hotly anticipated tax return, it published its latest impact report, with a foreword from Nep and her co-executive James Holt that reaffirmed the charity's grammatically questionable slogan 'to show up, do good'.

In English grammar, it is significant to note that it is not considered grammatically correct to omit the pronoun “I” and start a phrase with “am”.

The Basques were already an ancient people in Roman times, and unlike other Iberian peoples they conserved their grammatically complex, non-Indo-European language.

The last line in Hebrew is not grammatically correct.

The way to grammatically organize it would be for the authoritative dictionaries to reclassify "Black" as a proper noun, at least until people can come to a consensus on how to describe themselves without using almost universally inaccurate colors.

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Her portrayal of a gracefully dutiful, wholesomely assimilated single mom was the image and embodiment of a white woman with brown skin: Caucasian features, straight hair, and grammatically correct at all times.

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