"There's A Rule For That"
Have you heard the saying, "There's an app for that..."? This slogan came up as an attempt to make the smart-phones even more desirable to users by showcasing apps that they might not have found on their own, which make integration of the smart-phone more fun and useful.
This same concept applies to the English language. More specifically, this applies to the sentence structure of the English language. There is a rhyme AND a reason to all structure in English, and while there may be exceptions to these rules, even the 'exceptions' are rules in and of themselves.
Watch this video to learn more about the basics of a sentence: understating SUBJECTS and PREDICATES.
Learn more about sentence structure types be clicking on the links below:
Have you heard the saying, "There's an app for that..."? This slogan came up as an attempt to make the smart-phones even more desirable to users by showcasing apps that they might not have found on their own, which make integration of the smart-phone more fun and useful.
This same concept applies to the English language. More specifically, this applies to the sentence structure of the English language. There is a rhyme AND a reason to all structure in English, and while there may be exceptions to these rules, even the 'exceptions' are rules in and of themselves.
Watch this video to learn more about the basics of a sentence: understating SUBJECTS and PREDICATES.
Learn more about sentence structure types be clicking on the links below:
To learn the overall basics of sentences, visit the Tameri Guide for Writers.
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