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'''Grammar''' is the study of the rules governing use of [[language]].  As such, it is part of the discipline of [[linguistics]].  
 
'''Grammar''' is the study of the rules governing use of [[language]].  As such, it is part of the discipline of [[linguistics]].  
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A "Grammar" (from a linguistic point of view) catalogs the various [[part of speech|parts of speech]] in use by the language, including: verbs, nouns, pronouns, prepositions; it catalogs how actions are described, almost exclusively through use of [[verb]]s, and how those verbs are conjugated within a sentence; it catalogs how a language codifies for both [[mood (grammar)|mode]] and [[tense]]; and it attempts to quantify other less precise aspects of written or oral communication like metaphors, enclitics, onomatopoeia, and others.
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A "Grammar" (from a linguistic point of view) catalogs the various [[part of speech|parts of speech]] in use by the language, including: verbs, nouns, pronouns, prepositions; it catalogs how actions are described, almost exclusively through use of [[verb]]s, and how those verbs are conjugated within a sentence; it catalogs how a language codifies for both [[mood (grammar)|mode]] and [[tense]]; and it attempts to quantify other less precise aspects of written or oral communication like metaphors, [[clitic|enclitics]], onomatopoeia, and others.
    
==Some Grammar Concepts==
 
==Some Grammar Concepts==
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