Subject-Verb-Object (S-V-O)

S-V-O sentences are the most common in the English language. They imply action, results, and a consequence caused by someone or something. An S-V-O contains a subject (noun), an active verb, and an object (noun). S V O Example: Tommy held his toe.

Take a look at this sentence: "I like English a lot." What's the subject, verb and object in the sentence? I is the subject. Like is the verb. English is the object. where the subject comes first, the verb second, and the object third. English generally follows the sentence structure

Subject The company The dog I Max We Sue

Verb sells has eaten play reads can speak is singing

Object mobile phones. my homework. Football. books. English. a nice song.