A Scots Grammar

A Scots grammar refers to the set of rules governing how words are structured and used in the Scots language, a variety of English spoken in parts of Scotland. It includes unique vocabulary, pronunciation patterns, verb conjugations, and syntax that distinguish Scots from standard English. For example, Scots often simplifies or alters vowel sounds and uses specific verb forms like "tak" for "take." The grammar reflects its rich linguistic history and regional influences, maintaining distinct pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar features that make Scots a vibrant, expressive language variety.