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What is a grammar expert called?

There isn't a single, widely-accepted term for a grammar expert. Here are a few possibilities depending on context:

Formal:

* Linguist: This is a broad term for someone who studies language, including grammar. They may specialize in syntax, morphology, or other areas related to grammar.

* Grammatician: This is more specific and refers to someone who focuses on the study of grammar.

* Language specialist: This term encompasses various areas of language expertise, including grammar.

Informal:

* Grammar guru: This term suggests someone with a deep understanding and mastery of grammar.

* Grammar whiz: This implies someone who is particularly adept at grammar.

Other related titles:

* Editor: While not always focused solely on grammar, editors often have strong grammatical skills.

* Copyeditor: This is a specific type of editor who focuses on language and grammar.

* Proofreader: Proofreaders often check for grammar errors during the final stages of a publication.

The best term to use depends on the specific context and the person's area of expertise.

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