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I am confused with the meaning of Grammar-query. Is that any kind of grammar test or it means any doubt regarding grammar. When I searched on the internet, I found it as to raise a question. But still I have some confusion regarding this, as one of my friend asked me the same question.

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Query is another term for question. Voting to close as general reference. – Robusto Jan 15 '12 at 17:02
does that mean conducting a test, or to raise a question. – Scorp Jan 15 '12 at 17:03
Mostly likely it means to raise a question about grammar. Absent any context, that is what I would say. – Robusto Jan 15 '12 at 17:07

closed as general reference by Robusto, FumbleFingers, Alenanno, Barrie England, Mahnax Jan 15 '12 at 20:13

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In general usage, Grammar Query means asking a question about the Grammar of a Language.

Example Grammar Queries:

Should a comma "," be put after a speech mark " ?

When should you use I and me ?

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