Sentence structure Made by Natalya Bogomaz LB 1 -11 -40
Parts of sentences Subject Predicate Object Attributive Adverbal modifier › › › › Of time Of manner Of place Of cause Of purpose Of condition Of degree
Types of sentences Declarative Imperative Interrogative (questions)
Declarative sentence Affirmative sentence Negative sentence
Affirmative sentence Subject Predicate .
Examples I live in London. Anna came to the shop and bought there some oranges. He like the way I dance.
Negative sentence Subject Auxiliary not Predicate .
Examples Lily doesn’t live in Moscow. I wouldn’t like to sing such song. John doesn’t drink alcohol.
Questions General Special question Disjunctive question Alternative question
General question(Yes/No) - Auxiliary Subject -Yes/No, Predicate Subject Auxiliary ? .
Examples - Would you like a cup of tea? - Yes, I would. - Did you complete your homework? - No, I didn’t.
Special question (Wh) - WHword Subject Auxiliary Subject Predicate . ?
Examples - What is your name? - My name is Kate. - Where did you buy this beautiful dress? - I bought it Gloria Jeans.
Alternative question - Auxiliary Subject Predicate . or ?
Examples - Do you prefer to eat apples or melons? - I prefer to eat melons. - Is he 17 or 18? - He is 18.
Disjunctive question (Tag) + - - Subject Predicate -Yes/No, , + Auxiliary Subject Auxiliary ? .
Examples - You’re pianist, aren’t you? - Yes, I’m. - You don’t like animals, do you? - No, I love them!
Imperative sentence Predicate .
Examples 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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