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Verb + Object
The most common order of words in sentences is as follows: Examples:
 * Subject + Verb + Object**
 * Sally speaks English.
 * John reads the newspaper.

Place & Time
In English, the place is usually mentioned before the time. Examples: > (NOT: I go every Saturday to the supermarket) > (NOT: Bill has lived for 10 years in London)
 * I go to **the supermarket every Saturday**.
 * Bill has lived **in London for 10 years**.

Adverbs of Frequency
Adverbs of frequency such as //always, never, sometimes, often, rarely,// etc. generally go before the verb. Examples: However, with the verb //to be//, they go after the verb. Examples: They can also go between two verbs. Examples:
 * Susan **often** goes shopping.
 * I **never** gamble.
 * They **always** sleep early.
 * She is **rarely** late.
 * He is **never** home before dark.
 * I **will always remember** my brother.
 * I **have never been** to Japan.



=Expressions of place and time in sentences=

- Expressions of time go at the end of a statement. - At the end of the sentence: Place before Time - NEVER put Place or Time between Verb and Object
 * ~ Time ||~ Subject ||~ Verb ||~ Object ||~ Place ||~ Time ||
 * || I || have || breakfast || in the kitchen. ||  ||
 * || They || play || handball || in the gym || every Monday. ||
 * || My friend || is swimming ||  || in the pool. ||   ||
 * Every Saturday* || Peter || watches || TV || at home. ||  ||
 * Definite expressions of time can also go at the beginning if they are not the main focus in the sentence. If you are in doubt - put it at the end of the sentence - it is more likely to be right.

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