THEORY OF SENTENCE AND PARTS
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Key Words: Sentence structure, Primary parts of a sentence, Secondary parts of a sentence, Tertiary parts of a sentence, Subject and predicate, Modifiers Clauses and phrases, Sentence principles, Sentence coherence, Conjunctions and interjections.Abstrak
Annotation:This article delves into the theory behind sentence components,
analyzing the primary, secondary, and tertiary elements that create sentence structures
in English. The foundational elements, such as subjects, predicates, objects, and
complements, are essential for constructing sentences. Principles like agreement,
consistency, and parallelism play a crucial role in maintaining clarity and correctness.
Secondary elements, including modifiers, phrases, and clauses, enhance meaning and
add detail. Additionally, the article discusses tertiary components, like conjunctions,
interjections, and transitional devices, while pointing out the difficulties they can pose
in ensuring sentence coherence. By grasping these elements, individuals can improve
their skills in crafting effective and grammatically accurate sentences.
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