EVERY STATEMENT IN ENGLISH

STARTS WITH THE SUBJECT

WHICH CAN BE OMITTED IN
THE IMPERATIVE.

WHEN NEEDED IT IS USED

AFTER THE SUBJECT OF THE
SENTENCE AND BEFORE THE
MAIN VERB.

AFTER THE SUBJECT WE USE

THE VERB WHICH CAN CONSIST
OF ONLY ONE WORD OR MORE
IF AN AUXILIARY IS NEEDED.

THE ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

ARE USED BEFORE THE MAIN
VERB AND AFTER THE VERB TO
BE.

THE INDIRECT OBJECT

USUALLY COMES AFTER THE
VERB. IF THE DIRECT OBJECT
IS USED FIRST WE MUST USE
A PREPOSITION BEFORE THE
INDIRECT OBJET, USUALLY
TO.

IT USUALLY COMES AFTER

THE INDIRECT OBJECT, BUT
WHEN IT IS A PRONOUN IT IS
PLACED BEFORE THE
INDIRECT OBJECT.

THEY QUALIFY THE VERB

ACTION AND ARE PLACED
AFTER THE INDIRECT AND
THE DIRECT OBJECTS.

ADVERBS OF PLACE OR
EXPRESSION TO INDICATE
PLACE ARE USED AFTER THE
ADVERBS OF MANNER.

EVERY STATEMENT IN ENGLISH

STARTS WITH THE SUBJECT
WHICH CAN BE OMITTED IN
THE IMPERATIVE.

WHEN NEEDED IT IS USED

AFTER THE SUBJECT OF THE
SENTENCE AND BEFORE THE
MAIN VERB.

TIME EXPRESSIONS CAN BE

USED THE
AT THE
END OF
AFTER
SUBJECT
WETHE
USE
SENTENCE
OR
AT CONSIST
THE
THE VERB
WHICH
CAN
BEGINNING
OFOR
ITMORE
OF ONLY
ONE WORD
IF AN AUXILIARY IS USED.

THE INDIRECT OBJECT

USUALLY
COMES
AFTER
THE
IT USUALLY
COMES
AFTER
VERB.
IF
THE
DIRECT
OBJECT
THE
INDIRECT
BUT
THEY
QUALIFY
THECAN
VERB
TIME
ADVERBS
EXPRESSIONS
OFOBJECT,
PLACE
OR
BE
IS
USED
FIRST
WE
MUST
USE
THE
ADVERBS
OF
FREQUENCY
WHEN
ITAT
IS
A PRONOUN
IT
IS
ACTION
AND
ARE
PLACED
EXPRESSION
USED
THE
TO
END
INDICATE
OF THE
AARE
PREPOSITION
BEFORE
THE
USED
BEFORE
THE
MAIN
PLACED
BEFORE
THE
AFTER
THE
INDIRECT
AND
PLACE
SENTENCE
ARE
USED
OR AFTER
AT
THE
THE
INDIRECT
OBJET,
USUALLY
VERB
AND
AFTER
THE
TO
INDIRECT
THE
DIRECT
OBJECTS.
ADVERBS
BEGINNING
OFOBJECT.
MANNER.
OF VERB
IT
TO.
BE.