The position of subject, predicate, predication, object, attribute, adverbial, who is in front of the water and who is behind.

1. Subject+Predicate+(object)+(object complement)

Whether or not to take the object depends on whether the predicate verb and transitive verb are intransitive verbs, transitive verbs are followed by the object, and whether or not the object complement is used to explain the object depends on the situation. The subject is the initiator of the action, the predicate is the action, and the object is the receiver of the action. For example, I guess a car yesterday.

2. Subject+copula+predication

The most common copula verbs are be and seem, and they are followed by slogans instead of objects. For example, it is interesting.

3. Attributive is used to modify nouns, such as "beautiful" in Chinese for beautiful girls, which can be prepositioned or postpositioned, usually prepositioned, and sometimes if there are too many attributives, it can be placed before and after to achieve balance. But the attributive clause must be put back.

4. Adverbials can be placed before or after a sentence, which is not fixed. The biggest difference between them is just what you emphasize. For example, yesterday in I bought a car yesterday is an adverbial of time, and this sentence can also be said as yesterday, I bought a car.