• sentence structure 01
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  • 08.10.2025
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sen­tence struc­tu­re - Satz­bau im Eng­li­schen

In the Eng­lish lan­guage, the sen­tence struc­tu­re is very im­portant, be­cau­se it’s dif­fe­rent than in Ger­man. The basic struc­tu­re of an Eng­lish sen­tence is:

sub­ject + verb + ob­ject

e.g. Fred eats an apple

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Co­lour every sub­ject red, verb green, and ob­ject blue.

My sis­ter likes ap­p­les.
My fa­mi­ly is afraid of spi­ders.
They are drin­king milk.
We are stu­dy­ing Eng­lish.
You bought three books.
time and place

Phra­ses of time and place al­ways stand at the end of a sen­tence or at the be­gin­ning.

Im­portant: place be­fo­re time e.g. We tra­vel­led to Aus­tra­lia in 2020.

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Cor­rect the fol­lo­wing sen­ten­ces.

We thought for a mi­nu­te about Aus­tra­lia.

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They went five years ago to the Uluru.

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He likes to collect mush­rooms in the sum­mer in Ger­ma­ny.

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We thought we weren’t able to make it 2022 th­rough the hard win­ter.

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Let me take a mi­nu­te to­mor­row to talk about Aus­tra­lia in our class­room.

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