Sentence structure + Article use

L.O. Learn the correct way of structuring sentences by understanding the use of articles and sentence structure. ​

The rules:

1. A complete sentence always has a noun and a verb (just like in Russian).*

2. Adjectives can go directly before the noun they describe, or after it, if separated by a verb.

3. A compound subject includes two or more simple subjects, hence it can include more than one subject(s).

   *except for imperative sentences.
   

• For non-specific objects/subjects used in a sentence.

​- Words beginning with a vowel.

'An' is used...

• For non-specific objects/subjects used in a sentence.

• Words beginning with a constant.

'A' is used...

'THE'

• Is an article used to describe a specific object/subject in the sentence.

• Can be used with both, vowels and constants.

• BEWARE not to add 'the' in front of names of specific people.