Structure of English

The structure of English refers to how words and phrases are organized to form meaningful sentences. It includes syntax, which is the set of rules guiding word order (like subject-verb-object), and grammar, which covers sentence parts such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Proper structure ensures clarity and coherence, allowing ideas to be communicated effectively. English sentences typically follow a pattern where the subject performs an action on an object, but variations exist for questions, commands, and complex sentences. Understanding this framework helps in both constructing correct sentences and interpreting others’ messages accurately.