Talk:Grammar glossary
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Maybe the link names should be "Present tense", "Future tense", ... instead of just "Present", "Future",...? "Present tense" is exacter, but which form is used more frequently in texts? If the link is "Present" you can always add the "tense" as part of the text, otherwise you have to write [[present|Present tense]] geoff
So far this page is in alphabetical order. But maybe we could also split it into 3 (or more?) parts, e.g. basic grammar, intermediate grammar, advanced grammar.
Should this page be renamed to "General grammar and linguistic terms"? Or should we make a seperate section for things such as "stress accent", etc... geoff
I guess that using, eg Present tense than present alone is more popular... I think it'd be hard a bit to decide whether something should be considered intermediate or advanced grammar; I think the present way is all right. However, maybe we should add a table of contents at the top which would contain all letters, and each letter would be a link to the place where entries beginning with this letter begin... Wsz
