What is the correct order of a simple positive sentence?

Answer 1

The correct order of words in a simple positive sentence is subject, verb, object.

The subject is the sort-of "doer" in the sentence, while the verb is the action that the subject is carrying out. The object is the entity that the action is being done towards. Here are a few examples.

Sarah buys cake.

Joseph runs miles.

Liam speaks Chinese.

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Answer 2

The correct order of a simple positive sentence is: Subject-Verb-Object

For example: John loves Pizza.

"John" is the subject in this sentence and comes first. The subject means the person or place or thing that is performing the action.

"loves" is the verb in the sentence and comes second (after the subject). Verb means the main action or state of being in the sentence.

"Pizza" is the object in this sentence and comes at the end (after the verb). Object means the person or place or thing upon which the action is being performed.

In this sentence "John" is performing the action "loves" upon the object "pizza". So the sentence is "John loves pizza"