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Word Order
Satzstellung

Illustration zur englischen Satzstellung: Ein britischer Guard vor dem Buckingham Palace symbolisiert die feste Word Order im Englischen – Subject, Predicate, Object. Lernbild für Englisch Grammatik auf grammarstretch.net.

Subjekt ist vor dem Prädikat.

We go to the cinema. 🍿

On Saturday we go to the cinema.

Die Zeitangabe (time) ist entweder ganz vorne oder ganz hinten.

At lunchtime he goes home. 🏠

He goes home at lunchtime.

Die Reihenfolge der Satzglieder

in einfachen Aussagesätzen ist:


 😺 Subject - Predicate - Object 😺
(S-P-O) 

 

Today - Mike - studies - English - at home - in the evening.

Time - Subject - Predicate - Object - Place - Time

  Adverbs of Frequency
(Häufigkeitswörter)
(always, usually, never, sometimes, …)

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  • vor dem verb:

 

They often play football after school. ⚽

The bus never arrives on time. 🚌 

She usually reads a book before going to sleep. 📖

  • nach: am, is, are, can, may, must, was, were, will, would

 

I am always excited to go to the park. 🌳

We are usually early for school. 🏫

She can often solve math problems quickly.

They will sometimes visit their grandparents. 👵🏼 👴🏼

He would never eat that. 🤢

  • zwischen: have … been, has … been, have … got, has … got

 

She has always got a smile on her face. 😊

You have always been a good friend to me. 👫

We have rarely got any problems with this computer. 💻 

  • before: have to / has to

 

He often has to study late at night. 🌙

They always have to wear helmets while riding bikes. 🚴‍♂️

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