Using syntax

Syntax is the name given to the rules of structuring of the parts of speech to create clauses, phrases and sentences to create meaning.

Sentences: The basic complete unit of communication.
- Using simple sentences: for clear meaning.
- Using compound sentences: for rich detail and (maybe) confusion.
- Using irregular sentences:
Using statements: to establish facts, express feelings and appreciate others.
Using questions: to acquire information and cause thinking.
Using commands: to gain compliance.
Using exclamations: to grab attention and evoke emotion.
Clauses: The basic structure used in sentences.
- Clause arrangement: Subtle changes of arrangement and meaning.
Phrases: Even smaller parts of sentences.

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