word order

Although in this last case I think you really have to change the word order to make yourself clear.

Questions use exactly the same word order as in statements.

At the same time, there is less flexibility in its word order.

Because of this case marking, the word order can be quite free.

The two have quite different meanings due to their word order.

The word order and language help this emotion of feeling.

Other features, such as word order, are however closer to English.

This requires less effort since the word order already is in English.

This type of situation is especially likely in languages with free word order.

This word order seems to become increasingly common in daily speech.

Questions are not formed by changing the word order as in English.

Here, some of the semantic information is provided by word order, and not simply from the words themselves.

Word order would then not be needed for this particular purpose of role assignment.

Reverse word order will get you everywhere in the Senate.

Word order following who, what, where, when, why, or how.

He thought on it and the fading words ordered themselves in his mind.

My speech began to sound a good deal like his in vocabulary, word order and style.

A change in word order requires that the diagram be changed.

Word order is often changed to emphasize a different part of the sentence.

A common marking device used in English for such cases is word order.

Note that imperatives must have the same word order as yes/no questions.

Shakespeare could also reverse the word order in a sentence.

We use word order and add auxiliary (helping) words as needed.

He is best known for his research on word order correlations, which has been widely cited.

This differs from English, where the word order in a sentence has more meaning.