Subject Predicate Object Attributive

Subject Predicate Object Attributive Adverbal modifier › Of time › Of manner › Of place › Of cause › Of purpose › Of condition › Of degree

Declarative Imperative Interrogative (questions)

Affirmative sentence Negative sentence

Subject Predicate. .

I live in London. Anna came to the shop and bought there some oranges. He like the way I dance.

Subject Auxiliar yy notnot Predicate. .

Lily doesn’t live in Moscow. I wouldn’t like to sing such song. John doesn’t drink alcohol.

General question Special question Alternative question. Disjunctiv e question

Auxiliary Subject Predicate ? ? -Yes/No, Subject Auxiliar yy-. .

— Would you like a cup of tea? — Yes, I would. — Did you complete your homework? — No, I didn’t.

WH-WH- word Auxiliar yy Subject Predicate ? ? Subject Predicate— —. .

— What is your name? — My name is Kate. — Where did you buy this beautiful dress? — I bought it Gloria Jeans.

Auxiliar yy Subject Predicate — oror Subject Predicate — ? ? . .

— Do you prefer to eat apples or melons? — I prefer to eat melons. — Is he 17 or 18? — He is 18.

Subject Predicate Auxiliar yy Subject ? ? — ++ — Yes/No, Subject Auxiliar yy, , . .

— You’re pianist, aren’t you? — Yes, I’m. — You don’t like animals, do you? — No, I love them!

Predicate. .

Give me the pencil, please. Go straight, then turn to the left and enter the door titled “Vegetarian foods”. Leave it to me.

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