wordorder
nounUK /ˈwɜːdˌɔːdə/
US /ˈwɝːdˌɔːrdɚ/
Word order is the way words are put in a line to make a sentence.
In English, word order usually puts the subject before the verb.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The typical pattern in which a language arranges subject, verb, and object.
Japanese has a different word order from English.
3. The order in which items appear in a list or phrase.
Changing the word order in the title made it sound better.
4. A rule about where certain words must go in a sentence.
Questions in English often use a special word order.