While reading a text, which one among the following can help students understand the relations between the parts of a sentence?

Reading texts typically implies a wide range of structures and vocabulary, registers and styles, formats, and patterns of organization. The type of reading activity we, engage in with such 'real' reading texts is also very different from the traditional classroom approach to a specially written text.

Key Points

Verbs determine the relations between the different words in the sentence according to the grammar of the language. It treats the structure of sentences and their structural relationships with one another.

• A verb is a word or a combination of words that indicate an action or a state of being or condition. A verb is the part of a sentence that tells us the relationship between different parts of sentences like an affirmative sentence, negative sentence, complex sentences, etc.
• That verb may be a single word or a word made up of more than one word.
  • Examples:
  • Jacob walks in the morning. 
  • Mike is going to school. 
  • Albert likes to walk. 
  • Anna is a good girl.

Additional Information

Hence, we can conclude that While reading a text, a Verb can help students understand the relations between the parts of a sentence.