Syntax, a very important branch of grammar, means the ordering or arrangement of words (from Greek syn “together” and taxis “arranging”) in a sentence and the grammatical rules governing this arrangement, the classification of sentences according to the class structure they belong, as well as the correct use of parts of speech or word classes according to their positions and functions in a sentence. Syntax brings together all the parts of speech or form/word classes into sentences to express ideas or to communicate; for example: The boy slapped the girl. In the above example, different parts of speech, form or word classes are brought together to tell us that a…