Grammar devices
Word order
Word order
In what order do the words come?
subject
object
predicate
word order
inversion
adverbial
의미
Word order is the way words and groups of words are arranged in a sentence. Their positions can show who does what, which words belong together, or what the speaker highlights. Some languages use a fairly fixed order to show participants' roles, while others have no single fixed order and use position more to organize the message. Unlike Endings, word order works through position rather than pieces attached to a word.
알아보는 방법
Compare sentences with the same words in different positions to see which orders are allowed and what changes in the message.
모국어에서는
한국어
Korean is strongly head-final: modifiers come before what they modify and the main verb normally comes last.
저는 책을 읽어요.