Some might go further and add that, contrary to popular - and some scholarly - belief, people do, in any case, usually speak in well-formed sentences.

Discourse may be composed of one or more well-formed grammatical sentences and indeed it often is - but it does not have to be.

Irrespective of how such cases are explained grammatically, however, both are well-formed English sentences.

The verb requires all of its arguments in a well-formed sentence, although they can sometimes undergo valency reduction or expansion.

As Table 3.2 shows, the children produced more well-formed because and so sentences in the intentional mode than inversions.

The completed kundoku translation with kun'yomi reads as a well-formed Japanese sentence:

So in this last example the participle form does match up and produces a grammatically well-formed sentence.

Clearly, the second example is not a grammatically well-formed sentence in English.

The approach involves letting truth be a partially defined property over the set of grammatically well-formed sentences in the language.

A description of the syntax of well-formed sentences of that language.