Sentence Building in English Language --Table1(a) Statement of Identification

This table represents the standard English pattern of the simplest form of a statement. Table1(a) Statement of Identification This table represents the standard English pattern of the simplest form of a statement. 24 sentences 1(Subject) / 2(Verb) / 3(Object) / 4(Object Complement) This is That a is not chair It Substitutes for Column 4 temple restuarant school shop church post office class store mosque police station play ground cinema snake fly dog lion goat hen bee cat camel cow chicken moth rat rhino pig pen knife desk table letter pencil ruler chair word match Ijn the opposite, the pattern takes the form ofyes/no question 18 sentences Table 1(b) 1(Subect) 2(Verb) 3)Object) 4)Object Complement) it rat? Is there a shop? Isn't this a ruler? Exercises : 1) Read and learn the tables. Learn by memorizing three examples from each table. 2) Show, touch or point to an image or object, then make the statements or ask a question.

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