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English as a Metaphor02:46 Oct 12 2013
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A sentence can be described as a story, with a beginning, middle and end. The Noun or Pronoun is either the protagonist, or where it takes place, with some of the other words, the verbs and adverbs being the doing of it; whereas the adjective is the action of the story. The punctuation, the comma’s, apostrophe’s and the capital letters serve to provide meaning, to the sentence, while the grammar used will further aid with structure and form, toward the story.
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