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Which structure should the sentence in a piece of formal writing have
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A sentence in a piece of formal writing should generally follow a clear and logical structure. This structure typically includes:
1. An introductory phrase or clause that introduces the main idea or topic of the sentence.
2. A subject that clearly identifies who or what the sentence is about.
3. A verb that shows the action or state of being of the subject.
4. Additional information or modifiers that provide more details or clarify the subject or the action.
5. A clear and coherent conclusion or ending to the sentence.
Remember to use proper punctuation and grammar rules to ensure clarity and accuracy in your writing.
1. An introductory phrase or clause that introduces the main idea or topic of the sentence.
2. A subject that clearly identifies who or what the sentence is about.
3. A verb that shows the action or state of being of the subject.
4. Additional information or modifiers that provide more details or clarify the subject or the action.
5. A clear and coherent conclusion or ending to the sentence.
Remember to use proper punctuation and grammar rules to ensure clarity and accuracy in your writing.
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