Answer and Explanation:
Syntax in literature refers to the way in which words and sentences are placed together. Usually in the English language the syntax should follow a pattern of subject-verb-object agreement but sometimes authors play around with this to achieve a lyrical, rhythmic, rhetoric or questioning effect.
Fiction is defined as something that is not true. An example of fiction is a book that is not based on a true story, a lie that you were told, or a false belief.
