Sentence Structure Analyzer
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Students in our school learn mathematics and science every day.
She carefully placed the fragile glass on the wooden table.
Although it was raining heavily, they continued the football match.
The ancient library contains thousands of books about history and culture.
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Grammar Tips
- Subject-Verb Agreement: A singular subject takes a singular verb. "The dog runs" not "The dog run".
- Article Usage: Use "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds. "a university" but "an umbrella".
- Preposition Choice: "Interested in", "good at", "depend on" — prepositions often don't translate directly from Somali.
- Word Order: English uses Subject → Verb → Object order. "She reads books" not "Books she reads".