Badly Behaved

Let's try one more sentence just for fun now with everything in place.

I smiled at the girl next door.

That is nice, but what if my sentence doesn't want to be behaved. I then move next door.

Next door, I smiled at the girl.

This is why it's so important to be precise. Chances are if it doesn't sound right to you when spoken aloud, it probably isn't. Ok, that's enough. I'll make the words behave from now on.

Next door I smiled.

That poor girl. Also, poor me doing all that work for nothing. Oops, I almost forgot. There are conjunctions and interjections too. Perhaps your language has more parts and some have less. But that's about the basics of it. Unless of course, you want to see some more badly behaving words. Speaking of which, some cultures take things extremely literally, so say only what you mean. Once more, into the breach.

Next door, I smiled at her.

Well, that was nice to see one other thing had finally gotten fixed. What if we give this one issue here just a little bit more time. I have faith in you.