sentencestructure
Sentence structure refers to the rules and patterns that govern how sentences are formed in a language. It encompasses the arrangement of core elements such as subjects and predicates, as well as the organization of objects, complements, modifiers, and various phrases. At its most basic level, a sentence combines a subject with a predicate to express a complete thought.
Key components include the subject, which denotes who or what the sentence is about, and the predicate,
Word order varies across languages. Many use a subject–verb–object (SVO) order, but others favor subject–object–verb (SOV),
Punctuation and intonation also influence how sentences are parsed and understood. Effective sentence structure supports clarity,