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The heart of the sentence is the action. All the following terms will further detail the verb context.

In the Afrikaans sentence, the subject is first, the verb is second. The subject is the person or thing doing the action. So, if "John tracks the spy." or "The camera tracks the spy." then John or the camera are the subjects and 'tracks' is the verb. BTW, 'the spy' is called the object, the thing receiving the action.

Explore the graphic below, and then explore the sub topics below the graphic. The familiarization with each concept is the intent, so that when you do the learning later on, it will be in context. Take a moment and explore every concept.

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