what is the syntax of this passage below:
Your mother and I never talked about the past, that’s the rule. I go to the door when she using the bathroom, and she never looks over my shoulder when I’m writing, those are to more rules. I open doors for her but never touch her back as she passes through, she never lets me watch her cook, she folds my pants but leaves my shirts by the ironing board, I never light candles when she’s in the room, but I do blow candles out.

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what is the syntax of this passage below:
Your mother and I never talked about the past, that’s the rule. I go to the door when she using the bathroom, and she never looks over my shoulder when I’m writing, those are to more rules. I open doors for her but never touch her back as she passes through, she never lets me watch her cook, she folds my pants but leaves my shirts by the ironing  board, I never light candles when  she’s in the room, but I do blow candles out.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

There's probably more than one syntax in that VERY long passage. Any options?

kyanthedoodle · Answer

http://examples.yourdictionary.com/syntax-examples.html

anonymous · Answer

It is actually a book (extremely loud and incredibly close) and we have to take passages from this book and do the tone all that

kyanthedoodle · Answer

*very loud sigh*

anonymous · Answer

is this little passage hard...should I just find another one?

anonymous · Answer

I know

kyanthedoodle · Answer

No, no I can still try.

anonymous · Answer

okay:)

kyanthedoodle · Answer

"When she was using the bathroom" is one of them I think.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

"When I'm writing" is another.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

As she passes through?

anonymous · Answer

what is significant about them though

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Hmm...Well, nothing really, just that they're syntaxes I guess.