How to Build Sentences in English | English Grammar | Inglex Online School

I'm sure you've heard this phrase a million times from your English teachers: remember word order! / English has a straight word order. And they say this for a reason. Simply knowing 10 words to construct a sentence isn't enough, because if you arrange them incorrectly, I'm afraid you'll either fail to convey your point or it will sound strange or ungrammatical. The subject always comes first—the main subject—who or what we're talking about. Second comes the predicate—a verb—that is, what this main subject does. And then everything else. We (residents of the CIS) sometimes find it difficult to understand word order and its importance in English simply because our language doesn't restrict us in any way, whereas in English, word order determines the meaning. We can arrange words practically any way we like in Russian, and our interlocutor will understand us. Therefore, when it comes to constructing an English sentence, we can't rely on Russian as a guide, because word order in English is incredibly important. ✔🧡 Sign up for a free Englex lesson — https://englex.ru/i/Q2akn/ +3 free lessons with promo code ALEX Word order in English sentences, part 1 https://englex.ru/basic-word-order-in... Word order in English sentences, part 2 https://englex.ru/word-order-in-engli... The results will surprise you | Monthly English Study Plan    • Результат тебя удивит | План по изучению а...   English Playlists: Intermediate English Grammar    • Playlist   English Listening:    • Английский на слух   00:00 - How to Build Sentences in English 00:29 - What is Direct Word Order 03:12 - English Lessons with Englex 05:05 - Subject and Predicate in English 09:00 - Adjectives in English Sentences 10:33 - Reinforcing the Material 12:34 - Negations in English Language 15:02 - the phrase "there is" / "there are" Instagram:   / englexschool   Facebook:   / englexschool   VKontakte: https://vk.com/englex Telegram: https://telegram.me/englex_school Channel host: Alexander @ProEnglish #english #englex #english