Constructing Sentences

A sentence can be defined as a group of words that are grammatically complete. There is always subject and verb, i.e., the things doing something or being done to it/to you: “I bought eggs”
In addition, sentences have an object (what’s happening) and an adverbial phrase which explains what ‚Äúin fact” means in this context: “The man ran towards me.”
There’s also several other kinds of grammar; verbs come in many varieties including active voice for people moving about with intent on their own accord and passive voice if someone moves without intention – like falling over when drunk!