Cleft (definition)
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Definition
A 'cleft' (also referred to as a 'cleft sentence') is a sentence constructed with a main clause and a subordinate clause that expresses an idea or meaning that can be and is more often formed by a simple sentence. This type of complex sentence construction is usually used to bring focus to a particular constituent that is placed into the main clause.
See Also
External Links
SIL entry on clefts Wikipedia entry on clefts
