in a word; in short

the punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence to signal its conclusion

Words and sentences; phrasing.

the specific structural arrangement or syntactic form of a sentence

phrasing or the choice of language in writing

sentence pattern (in grammar)

to make a sentence

Goguryeo (37 BC-668 AD), one of the Korean Three Kingdoms

oft-quoted phrase; famous line

a clause (in grammar)

quatrain (poetic form)

a sentence that is grammatically, logically, or syntactically incorrect

a figurative end, finish, or final conclusion to an event or process

a compound or complex sentence composed of two or more clauses

clause (grammar)

to pause at appropriate points in reading aloud unpunctuated writing

A sentence that asks a question or requests information in a grammatical context.

following the original text exactly; word for word and phrase by phrase

a declarative sentence

to weigh every word; to write with meticulous care

simple sentence (grammar)

the main clause of a complex sentence that can stand alone as a complete thought

The structural units of a text, referring to both complete sentences and shorter phrasal segments.

a group of related sentences forming a coherent unit of meaning, often referred to as a sentence group

imperative sentence

clause (grammar)

Jurong, a county-level city in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province

a sentence or phrase expressing strong emotion or emphasis

to talk shop all the time

to polish or refine a phrase

in a few words; expressed succinctly

To shut oneself away to focus on writing; the serious hard work of creative composition.

to search for the right word or phrase (especially of a poet)

A sentence or clause that consists of both a subject and a predicate.

(idiom) when views are irreconcilable, any further talk is a waste of breath

(say) a few words