Sentences.

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Grammar is a way of describing how words are combined to form sentences.
SENTENCE: Martin Like Football.
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WORD WORD WORD
Each of the words in that sentence can be used in particular ways to form sentences. So each can be allocated to a WORD CLASS (or ‘part of speech’):
SENTENCE: Martin Like Football.
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NOUN VERB NOUN
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