Sentence structure

SENTENCE STRUCTURE Sentences construction

A. 1. He looks. S V 2. He sees a dog. S V O 3. A young boy sees a cat. S V O 4. Now a young girl is seeing a fat cat clearly. E S V O E 5. A young girl saw a fat cat clearly on the road yesterday. S V O E E E 1. I tell. S V 2. I tell him a story. SV O O 3. A young boy is telling his friends a story. S V O O 4. A young boy told his friends an interesting story at school yesterday. S V O O E E 1. I watched a movie. S V O 2. I watched a short movie on television. S V O E 3. Last night I quietly watched a short movie on television at my uncle's house. E S E V O E E 1. They work hard. S V E 2. They work hard every day. S V E E 3. They worked hard on their land last year. S V E E E 4. The farmers from our village work hard on their fields thoroughly with the help of oxen S V E E E E from morning till night in the rainy season. E E

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Sentence structure E. 1. We have a vacation. S V O 2. We have a long vacation in summer every year. S V O E E 3. During the last summer vacation our family went to Lashio by train. E S V E E 4. We stopped at Mandalay for a few days on our way to Lashio. S V E E E E 5. We visited the Shwedagon pagoda with our friends on the first day of January. S V O E E 6. On the second day of February we went to Sagaing by taxi early in the morning. E S V E E E E 1. There is a book on the table. E V S E 2. There are several books on the big table. E V S E 3. There were several books in science on the big table at the corner of the reading room E V S E E yesterday. E

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