English sentence structure issues

Members of a Sentence What are sentence elements? The components of a sentence are called sentence elements. In a sentence, there are certain combination relationships between words. According to different relationships, the sentence can be divided into different components. Sentence components are served by words or phrases. There are six general sentence components in modern Chinese, namely subject, predicate, object, attributive, adverbial and complement. There are seven basic components of English: subject, predicate, predicative, object, attribute adverbial and complement.

English The basic structure of sentences can be summarized into five basic sentence patterns and their expansion, combination, omission or inversion. Mastering these five basic sentence patterns is the basis for mastering various English sentence structures. The five basic sentence patterns in English are listed below. ：

1.SV (subject, predicate)

2: SVP (subject list)

3: SVO (subject, predicate and object)

Four: SVoO (object between subject and predicate)

Five: SVOC (complement of subject, predicate, object and object)

Basic sentence pattern one: S V (subject and predicate)

Subject: The components that can be used as subjects include nouns, nominative pronouns (such as you), verb infinitives, gerunds, etc. Note that the singular form of a noun is often inseparable from the article! Predicate: Predicate. It is composed of verbs and is the protagonist of English tense and voice changes. It usually comes after the subject. The intransitive verb (vi.) has no object and forms a subject-predicate structure, such as: We come. The sentence of this sentence pattern has a **. *The same thing, that is, the predicate verbs of the sentences are all