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A Germanic language, which originated from England, and is considered the leading language in international communication. For non-linguistic questions about the English language, visit one of our sister sites English Language & Usage or English Language Learners.
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Is a truly nonsensical grammatically correct sentence possible? [closed]
Most "nonsensical" or "meaningless" sentences can be interpreted to mean something that isn't total nonsense:
Colorless green ideas sleep furiously: "Nondescript immature ideas have violent nightmare …
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Linguistically speaking, what is the standard phraseology that pilots and air traffic contro...
It is based on English, but it is significantly different, and many of the statements are not grammatically correct in standard English. … Is this a constructed dialect of English? A constructed language based on English? Something else? …
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