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Sentence Structure
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Sentence Structure
How to build simple English sentences
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Why Sentence Structure Matters
- Sentences need a clear order to make sense
- Correct word order helps people understand you
- English follows Subject + Verb + Object
- This lesson builds strong basic sentences
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Watch: Basic Sentence Order
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Think About Sentences
- Why does word order matter in English sentences?
- What is the subject of a sentence?
- Why are short sentences useful for beginners?
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Key Sentence Words
- subject
- verb
- object
- noun
- adjective
- preposition
- article
- sentence
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Use the New Words
- Can you make a sentence with a subject and a verb?
- What object is in your favorite sentence today?
- Give a classmate an imperative, like 'Open the door!'
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Correct or Incorrect?
- She like coffee.
- Book is on table.
- He run fast.
- She likes coffee.
- The book is on the table.
- He can run fast.
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Key Takeaways
- English sentences follow Subject + Verb + Object
- Use articles, plurals, and prepositions correctly
- Practice builds confident, clear sentences
✏️ Questions
- The ___ of the sentence is 'she'.
- 'Run' is a ___.
- In 'I eat an apple', 'apple' is the ___.
- 'Cat' is a ___.
- 'Happy' is an ___.
- 'On' is a ___ of place.
- 'A' and 'the' are examples of an ___.
- A ___ has a subject and a verb.
- 'Books' is the ___ form of 'book'.
- 'Sit down!' is an ___ sentence.
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