Basic Word Order (SVO)
English sentences follow Subject + Verb + Object.
Examples
- She eats apples.
- Tom reads books.
Key rules
- Statements follow Subject + Verb + Object: She eats apples
- Adverbs of place and time usually go at the end: I study at home every day
- An adjective goes before its noun
- Do not drop the subject or change the order in statements
Common mistakes
- Eats she apples โ She eats apples
- I like very much tea โ I like tea very much
๐ก Tip: Keep the subject first and the verb next.