Langue in french , is it have the same style to use in writing like english ?
Ex: clause : subject + verbe = - s + v (full meaning )
- s + v ( not full meaning )

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Langue in french , is it have the same style to use in writing like english ?
Ex: clause : subject + verbe => - s + v (full meaning ) 
                                                  - s + v ( not full meaning )

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Could you re-explain it? (Clause?)

We use Subject + Verb + ... but there are so many variants you can find, with questions, ...

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I don't understand your question very well, but I have written a new text on Sentence Structure. It's called "the Blueprint of a sentence" that should be published in about 2 weeks time so keep an eye out in the "Article" section of this website.

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I am not sure I fully understand the question but we usually have a subject and a verb.

Je lis mes emails dans mon bureau.
S   V       Object                 Place

Hope it helps ;)

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