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  1. ESL001: Elementary English as a Second Language
  2. Unit 1: Reading Skills
  3. 1.2: Sentence Basics: Word Order
  4. Sentence Basics Discussion

Sentence Basics Discussion

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Sentence Basics: Let's apply

Now that you know the basic correct word order in Standard English, let's see if we can easily identify the different patterns and parts of a sentence in a short text.

Instructions:

For this discussion, practice identifying the sentence pattern used to write a short text. Either use the text below, or choose a few sentences you like. Place each part of the sentence in the SVOMPT table.

Robert lives in an apartment. He loves his job. His wife teaches college courses. They work in the mornings. 

Share your answer in the class discussion forum. If you wish, reply to your classmates to ask questions or give them feedback for their answers.

Example:

Maria and her sister attend classes online. They learn English quickly. Maria submits her homework at night. They meet their classmates in the park.

Sentence Structure Table
Subject Verb Object Manner Place Time
WHO does WHAT HOW WHERE WHEN
Maria and her sister attend classes online
They learn English quickly
Maria submits her homework at night
They meet their classmates in the park

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