Sentence Structure & Clauses
A1–B2Put words in the right order and build sentences with more than one clause.
Lessons in this category
Saying something exists — there's a café, there are two chairs.
Statements, questions, commands and exclamations — the four jobs a sentence can do.
A group of words vs. a group of words with its own subject and verb.
What a day! How exciting! — sentences that show strong feeling.
Main and subordinate clauses — the building blocks that combine into longer sentences.
Subject, verb, object, complement, adverbial — the parts every sentence is built from.
It's raining. It's five o'clock. — a subject with no real meaning of its own.
Why English word order matters, and the patterns behind subject-verb-object.
A clause with a normal tensed verb vs. one built around an infinitive or -ing form.