Order of the sentences Remember! To make a sentence you need: • • • A subject A verb and A complement • • • • + A subject An auxiliary + not An infinitive verb A complement — and ? But: What these words means? Subject: (a noun, a pronoun) he, she, the car, Mary, I my mother, we, the house, Tom, the teacher, they… Verb: (a predicate unit) Complement: (a complete thought) Auxiliary: do, does, did Question Words: run, write, play, watch, swim, go, wish, teach, etc… It’s the action It’s what the subject does a complete thought It’s the rest of the sentence It’s what you say about the subject Frequency Adverbs always (100%), usually (75%), often (50%), sometimes (52%), never (0%) Do => don’t Does => doesn’t What, When, Where, When, Who, Which, How It’s what the sentence is about Plus the infinitive verb in NEGATIVE and INTERROGATIVE sentences Why; At the beginning of the sentence, are used for information we don’t know  With OTHER VERBS, between the subject and the verb  With TO BE, after the verb e.g.: + - He goes to London subj verb complement He doesn’t go subj aux+not verb Does ? he go to London complement to London? Yes, he does Short answers aux Where QW subj verb complement No, he doesn’t does he go ? (To London.) aux subj verb Complete answer