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English Grammar Course — ch06-questions-negatives-sentences

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6 Questions, Negatives, and Sentence Patterns 6.1 Basic word order: SVO English relies on word order to show who does what. The core pattern issubject–verb–object (SVO): The dog (S) chased (V) the cat (O). Unlike many la

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