Grammatical structure of english language

GRAMMATICAL STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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Structures in language

• Grammatical structure
• Morphemic structure

What is Grammatical structure?

• This structure, also known as syntax or syntactic structure, determines the grammatical function or meaning of a sentence. Traditional grammar specifies four basic types of sentences: simple, compound, complex, and compound-complex.

What Are Examples Of Grammatical Structures?

Simple Sentence: The dog ran.

A compound sentence: The dog ran and ate popcorn.

A complex sentence follows the fact that the dog ate popcorn after running away.

A compound-complex sentence: After the dog ran, he ate popcorn and drank a big soda.

What Are The 5 Components Of Grammar?

• A word order is used in English as an analytic language to determine the relationship between words.
• The word punctuation is used in written English to indicate pauses, intonation, and stress words.
• The concept of tense and aspect.
• The determining factors.
• A set of connections.

What Is The Grammatical Structure Of A Sentence?

• The order of the words in a sentence follows the Subject + Verb + Object. The subject (verb) obtained his degree (object).