Word Order - Sentence Structure | Introduction to English Grammar - Tenses and Sentence Structure
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Word order and sentence structure A sentence usually begins with who (a subject) followed by a verb Example: The bus returned The most common order of different elements of sentence structure is as follows Who, What, Where, When, Why Some verbs require an object. Verbs with direct subjects Example: The Bus Collided with a treeView Comments and Reviews >>
