simple sentence
Noun
Meaning
a sentence having no coordinate clauses or subordinate clauses
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Examples
Fraudulent stories tend to differ in subtle ways, including their heavy use of and adjectives as well as slang, simple sentence structures, and relatively few commas and quotations.
Each page focuses on one detailed, lifelike image on a plain cream background and includes a simple sentence about what the item depicted is/does.
In a simple sentence, prefixes for grammatical tense and person are added, as ninakata 'I cut'.
Take a simple sentence for example: ‘I hold you.’
Usage of TM correlated with text type characterised by technical terms and simple sentence structure (technical, to a lesser degree marketing and financial), computing skills, and repetitiveness of content.