As you may have noticed from the phrase and pronoun sections, the word order of Kushan is Verb-Subject-Object.
In general, when making a sentence, follow these rules:
-The only words that ever go between the verb and subject are grammatical particles used for things
like negation, forming a question, etc.
- The verb is normally the first word, unless you want to stress a certain word (never a subject
or object pronoun, but usually a time expression or demonstrative pronoun.)
- The object, if there is one, always follows the subject.
So here's how the sentence structure looks. Parenthesis indicate that the word is optional.
(Stressed word) Verb (Grammatical particles/infinitive verbs) Subject (Other particles) (Object)
(Manner) (Time) (Place)
