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...ation]]), and 22% [[complex sentence]]s.<ref name=corder/> The mean Lapine sentence length is 6.3 words.<ref name=corder/> ...nces. Specifically, Corder reports Lapine Foreigner Talk to consist of 73% simple sentences, 15% compound sentences (70% paratactic and 30% marked coordinati

...rt vowels, with low tone unmarked. Atonal long vowels (long vowels with a simple low tone) are written with a macron (⟨ā⟩, ⟨ē⟩, ⟨ī⟩, ⟨ū⟩ ...For example, the root of the word '''''báskiru''''' ('it blooms') is not simple ''s-k-r'', but rather '''''s-k-r HL''''', with a high-low tone melody. The

...gy for Kiitra, with both its own orthography (including punctuation) and a simple Romanization standard. Verbs follow simple and regular rules:

...a in Márusúturon and therefore needed something a bit more detailed than a simple naming language. Partly because of this area being inspired by Central Asia ===Sentence phrase===

Anchwa's Phonology is quite simple. Possibly the strangest additions are the dental fricatives, which are not ...m Old Anchwa, which had grammar that could make a Hungarian cry. The basic sentence structure is '''''SVO''''', like other languages in the surrounding area al

...poken form. Gender agreement for adjectives appears to be simplifying to a simple animate-inanimate category. In an intransitive sentence:

...v, x, z, ch, or th, they were created so that Atlantean might be used as a simple cipher code in the media and for promotional purposes. They are all also b Some sentences appear to employ some kind of particles sometimes termed "sentence connectors". These particles are of obscure meaning but are theorized to re

The vowel inventory of Matzeriei is fairly simple, as it consists of only five vowels, all of which are identical to those of ...us beings, like human beings, animals, plants and trees, deities, and even simple microorganisms and personified objects that exhibit apparent autonomous mov

If possible, make the title the subject of the first sentence of the article. For example, write: ...code> produces '''article title'''. Avoid other uses of bold in the first sentence, except for alternative titles of an article; for example:

{{PAGENAME}} has a simple system of five-vowels qualities as in Spanish and Swahili. ...gy of {{PAGENAME}} is agglutinative, with syntactic relationships within a sentence marked by prefixes and lexical derivation achieved by prefixes, infixes and

...d using the morphological approach here, wherein they are divided into a ''simple'' and a ''complex'' group. =====Simple=====

...mental (‘by means of’, ‘using’), and Accusative (direct object). Not every sentence needs to contain all of the cases; indeed, most sentences contain only the ...and the noun in the sentence which is doing the action in the verb. In the sentence “I read the book,” the word ''I'' is in the nominative.

*[[w:Syllable|Syllable]] structure is fairly simple. Every [[w:Vowel|vowel]] is considered the nucleus of its own syllable, opt The syllable structure in Modern Manish is simple. Every syllable consists of a vowel or diphthong, optionally preceded by a

..."|p=29.XVII}} however, it shouldn't matter as long as the sentence remains simple and clear. ..., distinguishing parts of speech aren't usually required to understand the sentence.

...imes also ''ə'') to fully cover the phonology of Takkenit, which is fairly simple. The Takkenit consonant inventory is very simple. The most interesting feature of it is a complete lack of any fricatives. G

...ndic, Afrikaans, Yiddish or some other Germanic language, can understand a sentence like {{Rune|ᛁᛣᛣ ᚻᚪᚹ ᛋᛣᚱᛁᚹᛏ ᛖᚾ ᛞᛖ ᛒᚢᛣ} # simple enough for ease of learning to write or speak about normal topics

...he subject, and they are obligatorily realised together with the verb in a sentence. ...so called '''subject doublers''', since they have to be realised also in a sentence with an overt full pronominal subject or with an overt referential nominal

*Simple future: Used for an event in the future. *Simple present: Used for an event currently occurring (progressive) or general tru

:**Only word finally or before simple onsets ...in number to the subject (or topic, if there's no subject present) of the sentence.

=====Sentence Stress===== ...ject pronouns, however, are stressed when they are at the beginning of the sentence. For contrast, objects are stressed.