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    A sentence in English requires a subject and a verb. Proper sentences have a capitalized first letter and end with a period. Examples are provided of simple sentences containing a subject, verb, and showing correct capitalization and punctuation.

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    10 Sentence structure 1

    In English a sentence always has a subject and a verb.

    He is from Thailand.

    subject + verb

    NOT Is from Thailand. NOT He from Thailand.

    I am Australian.
    You are from Poland.
    He is not at university.
    We are married.
    They are not my friends.
    10 Punctuation
    A sentence always starts with a capital letter and ends
    with a full stop.

    My name is Yu Li.

    Capital letter Full stop

    My name is Jo.
    You are a doctor.
    He is my friend.
    She is married.
    We are not students.
    They are my friends.

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