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SIMPLE sentences (one SVO)
SIMPLE sentences (one SVO)
Sally works.
Sally works until 7pm.
Sally works.
Sally works until 7pm.
COMPOUND sentences (two SVO´s joined with a conjuction):
COMPOUND sentences (two SVO´s joined with a conjuction):
Sally works while David travels.
Sally works hard but her boss doesn´t appreciate her.
Sally works while David travels.
Sally works hard but her boss doesn´t appreciate her.
COMPLEX sentence: one SVO with subordinate clause
Sally works, while eating.
Sally works hard and skips her lunch.
Sally works, while eating.
Sally works hard and skips her lunch.
Here is an example of a simple sentence
(One SVO in the Perfect Continuous tense with a verbal action comprising two verbs; adverb, prepositional phrase, and a tag question at the end)
Here is an example of a simple sentence
(One SVO in the Perfect Continuous tense with a verbal action comprising two verbs; adverb, prepositional phrase, and a tag question at the end)
Sally hadn’t really been needing to work so many days in the office, had she?
Sally hadn’t really been needing to work so many days in the office, had she?
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