Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Apr 27, 2014 ... If we started a sentence with "but", should we use word order of main or subordinate clause? ... But can the above mentioned technique be also ...
• c Begin to form content word combinations in their own productions. Use word order of simple noun—verb—noun sentences to determine agent and patient.
• Begin to form content word combinations in their own productions. • Use word order of simple noun–verb–noun sentences to determine agent and patient.
• learners of German will very often use word order of the main clause type in subordinate clauses even though conditions in their mother tongue are similar. to  ...

• Nov 7, 2005 ... not the case that all languages that use word order as a marker of agent– patient relations show such consistent and similar ordering. In French ...
• Isolating languages use word order as the principal means of expressing relations between words. Grammatical word order differs from grammaticalized word ...
• Mar 13, 2014 ... "as English, are able to use word order as a cue to meaning somewhat earlier than children learning a language with more flexible word order, ...
• While European languages more often use overt inflection to mark a word's function in a sentence, Chinese tends to use word order as a grammatical marking ...