Sentences with WORD-ORDER
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"In English, the word order is usually subject-verb-object."
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"Changing the word order can alter the meaning of a sentence."
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"The word order in this sentence is incorrect."
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"German has a relatively flexible word order."
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"The word order in questions is often different from declarative sentences."
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"Latin has a fixed word order of subject-object-verb."
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"The word order in this language is subject-object-verb."
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"In poetry, writers often play with word order for artistic effect."
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"The word order of this sentence is the same as in French."
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"Korean has a subject-object-verb word order."
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"The word order in this sentence is somewhat unusual."
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"English has a relatively fixed word order compared to other languages."
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"The basic word order of Japanese is subject-object-verb."
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"The word order can change depending on the emphasis in a sentence."
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"The word order rule in this language is quite complex."
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"In this language, the word order is often free and determined by pragmatic factors."
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"The book explores the historical development of word order in various languages."
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"In English, the word order is typically subject-verb-object."
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"The word order in this sentence needs to be rearranged."
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"It is important to understand the word order in a language to communicate effectively."
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"The word order of adjectives in English is usually opinion-size-age-shape-color-origin-material-purpose."
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"In some languages, word order is more flexible than in others."
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"Different word orders can be used to emphasize specific elements in a sentence."
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"The word order in this poem is intentionally unusual for artistic effect."
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"Mistakes in word order can lead to confusion or misunderstanding in communication."
