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    The document outlines the typical word order for positive and negative sentences, general questions, and special questions in English. For positive sentences, the typical word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, main verb, object, and then circumstances. For negative sentences, the word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, not, main verb, object, and then circumstances. General questions follow the order of modal or auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances. Special questions begin with a question word, auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances.

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    The document outlines the typical word order for positive and negative sentences, general questions, and special questions in English. For positive sentences, the typical word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, main verb, object, and then circumstances. For negative sentences, the word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, not, main verb, object, and then circumstances. General questions follow the order of modal or auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances. Special questions begin with a question word, auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances.

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    The document outlines the typical word order for positive and negative sentences, general questions, and special questions in English. For positive sentences, the typical word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, main verb, object, and then circumstances. For negative sentences, the word order is pronoun, modal or auxiliary verb, not, main verb, object, and then circumstances. General questions follow the order of modal or auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances. Special questions begin with a question word, auxiliary verb, pronoun, main verb, object, and then circumstances.

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    WORD ORDER

    (POSITIVE SENTENCE)
    1. Pronoun or noun.
    2. Modal or auxiliary verb (I we need it).
    3. Main verb (in necessary form).
    4. Object.
    5. Circumstance of place.
    6. Circumstance of time.
    (NEGATIVE SENTENCE)
    1. Pronoun or noun.
    2. Modal or auxiliary verb.
    3. Not.
    4. Main verb (in necessary form).
    5. Object.
    7. Circumstance of place.
    8. Circumstance of time.

    GENERAL QUESTION
    1. Modal or auxiliary verb.
    2. Pronoun or noun.
    3. Main verb.
    4. Object.
    5. Circumstance of place.
    6. Circumstance of time.

    SPECIAL QUESTION
    1. Question word.
    2. Auxiliary verb.
    3. Pronoun or noun.
    4. Main verb.
    5. Object.
    6. Circumstance of place.
    7. Circumstance of time.

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