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The sentence[1] concept
- 1. The Sentence is the largest structure to which the rules of grammar apply. is a construction that can stand alone without it being felt to be incomplete. is constructed according to agreed rules of grammar and syntax; that is, it has a certain structure: subject and predicate . 油
- 2. The Sentence (cont.) 油 A sentence is a group of words that.. begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop (formal). Veo el ni単o en el parque. Its time for bed, said Mother. 臓Devu辿lveme mi celular! What are you doing? 油
- 3. The Sentence (cont.) A sentence is a group of words that.. ends with a rising or a falling intonation. It is a group of words between pauses (phonological). I am home. Yo soy de Chetumal. 多 De d坦nde eres t炭? Where are my new walking shoes? 臓Dont do that!
- 4. The Sentence (cont.) is a complete expression of a single thought. (notional) 臓Az炭car! 臓Fire! The woman standing by the window with the red shoes is my mother sister in law.
- 5. The Sentence is the largest structure to which the rules of grammar apply. is a construction that can stand alone without it being felt to be incomplete. is constructed according to agreed rules of grammar and syntax; that is, it has a certain order and a given structure: subject and predicate.
- 6. The Sentence (cont.) Carlos estudia Lengua Inglesa. El az炭car est叩 h炭medo. Its time for bed, said Mother. He comprado tres libros. Even for adults In the street Here I wish you were Then stop coming from