Basic sentence structure: Subject + Verb + Object
Example: Cats chase mice.
Example: My cat likes to chase mice at night.
Example: The cat caught a mouse.
Example: Dogs bark loudly.
Example: Their dog always barks loud and scares the neighbors.
Complex sentence structure: Subject + Verb + Object + Complement/Adverbial/Prepositional Phrase
Example: She is a teacher.
Example: Mary is an experienced English teacher.
Example: The new teacher has a friendly attitude towards students.
Example: He plays the piano well.
Example: Tom plays the piano beautifully and entertains the audience.
Example: Mark practices playing the piano every day.
Compound sentence structure: Subject + Verb + Object, and Subject + Verb + Object
Example: I like coffee, and she prefers tea.
Example: We enjoy having coffee in the morning, and we also drink tea in the evening.
Example: He reads books, and she watches movies.
Example: Tom works hard, but he never complains.
Example: Despite facing many challenges, he continues to work hard and achieve success.
Example: Sarah is tired, but she still manages to finish her work.
Sentence patterns with modal verbs
Example: You should eat more vegetables.
Example: We should exercise regularly to stay healthy.
Example: They should study harder to pass the exam.
Example: She can speak Chinese fluently.
Example: John can play the guitar skillfully.
Example: He can run fast.
Sentence patterns with passive voice
Example: The book was written by an acclaimed author.
Example: The house was built by a team of skilled workers.
Example: The project will be completed by the end of the month.
Example: The flowers were watered by my sister.
Example: The cake was baked by my mom for my birthday.
Example: The car was repaired by a professional mechanic.
