There are two types of simple sentences: two-part sentences and one-part sentences.
Two-part sentences have a subject and a predicate:
"I think." - زٌه فِکر کَوٌم.
One-part sentences have only one part, usually a predicate:
"Come here. - دٌلْتَه راشَه.
Simple sentences can be unextended (consisting only of a subject and a predicate):
"We go." - مُوږ ڂُو.
Simple sentences can also be extended (including not only a subject and a predicate, but also objects, attributes, and adverbial modifiers):
"We go home." - مُوږ کُور تَه ڂُو.
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