taken from: red-grey.co.uk Every languages has its own uniqueness as well as English language. In English grammar, structure points to how the group of words combines and builds a full meaningful sentence. All patterns that we found in the structure of English language point to two mainkinds of sentences; Verbal and Nominal sentence . Therefore, the discussion should be based on these two sentences . Sentence Structure 1: Verbal Sentence Verbal Sentence is a sentence which contains one subject and bare-infinitive . (Notice that bare-infinitive, in this case ( author's terminology ), can be present verb , past form verb and past participle or the third verb (see. Irregular/regular verb). For example : I work ( work =Present verb) I worked ( worked =Past form verb) I have worked ( have + worked =Past participle)
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