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A portion of syntax rules of the American English Language transformed into eleven (FIGS. 1a-11) different color and shape manipulative pieces of cardboard; eight pieces (FIGS. 4-11) represent twenty four auxiliary verbs, and seven interrogative particles, plus the word "not"; the other three items (FIGS. 1a-2a-3a) represent the subject-verb-object sentence, and each one of these three items, has an affixed stripe of paper of the specific color required. Horizontally aligned from left to right, these three items form two slots before 1a, and four spaces after the same 1a; the six empty positions receive none or up to six pieces of said manipulative items that contain the matching auxiliaries to construct a predetermined simple sentence sketch, this sentence structure is the pattern code to design a chart with five horizontal lanes to accommodate sketches for the declarative, interrogative, interrogative-negative, affirmative, and the negative kind of sentences; each chart features through said sketches, voice, tense, mood, and aspect. Having the senences Patterns charts on sight, facilitates your working with two or three dimension pieces, as well as with a computer program. These pattern charts rule the drilling activity with the pieces of syntax, drilling that you have to do until without referring to the charts, you make it possible to obtain syntactic correct sentences.
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