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What is a 3a sentence?

There is no grammatical category called a "3a sentence." This terminology is not recognized in standard English grammar.

It's possible you might be thinking of:

* A sentence with a specific grammatical structure: For example, a sentence with a specific verb tense or subject-verb agreement pattern.

* A sentence within a particular linguistic theory or model: Certain grammatical frameworks might have their own internal classifications.

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* Where did you encounter the term "3a sentence"?

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