1. Grammar rules in Nuspic are similar to the grammar rules of standard English. Exceptions to these rules will be listed below.
2. Apostrophes are used to separate syllables. Vowels not separated by apostrophes are pronounced as a dipthong or trithong. Consonants not separated by apostrophes are pronounced as clusters. (The "ch" sound is now made by the cluster "tx" and the "j" sound is now made by the cluster "dj").
3. All nouns and pronouns that are plural are made plural through the use of the ending -es (if the word ends in a consonant) or -s (if the word ends in a vowel).
4. All possessive forms of nouns and pronouns are made by adding the ending -ai for singular forms and -ais for plural forms.
5. The personal pronouns of Nuspic are as follows:

	Nominative	Objective	Possessive
1st Person Singular	mei	mi	mai
1st Person Plural	meis	mis	mais
2nd Person Singular	iei	ii	iai
2nd Person Plural	ieis	iis	iais
3rd Person Singular (Masculine)	hei	hi	hai
3rd Person Singular (Feminine)	xei	xi	xai
3rd Person Singular (Neuter)	tei	ti	tai
3rd Person Plural	teis	tis	tais

6. Conjugations of verbs are as follows:

	Prefix/Suffix
Present Indicative	(no change)
Past Indicative	-ed
Future Indicative	uyl-
Present Perfect	hQv-,-ed
Past Perfect	hQv'ed-,-ed
Future Perfect	uyl'hQv-,-ed
Present Imperfect	bi-,-yng
Past Imperfect	bi'ed-,-yng
Future Imperfect	uyl'bi-,-yng
Imperative (informal- to a subordinate or a colleague)	du-
Imperative (polite- to a superior)	pliz'du-
Infinitive	tu-

7. The subjunctive mood is achieved through context rather than explicit verb conjugation.
8. Questions must be written in verb-subject-object form and followed by a question mark.