Stropping (syntax)

Stropping is like a tidy-up for your sentence. It's like brushing your hair when you get out of bed - it helps you look neat and tidy. Stropping involves adding commas, full stops, and capital letters to your sentence so it is easier to read. Commas help separate different parts of a sentence, full stops help end the sentence, and capital letters help show the start of a sentence. All these things combined make sure your sentences look nice and neat.