Difficulty in Understanding the Structure

The difficulty in understanding the structure of certain grammatical concepts often stems from the nuances in how different parts of the sentence are organized and how they interact. For example, complex sentence structures may involve multiple clauses, where one clause depends on another for its meaning, leading to confusion. This is often seen with relative clauses, which provide additional information about a noun but can complicate the sentence flow. The main challenge lies in recognizing the role of each clause and understanding how they are connected to the main sentence. Using clear indicators, like relative pronouns (who, which, that), can help clarify the structure and improve comprehension.