Estructura de la oración

La oración afirmativa en inglés se construye de acuerdo con la siguiente estructura:

Sujeto + Auxiliar negación + Verbo + Objeto Directo

I	don´t	eat	apples
You	don´t	need	help
We	didn´t	buy	a car

Auxiliar + Sujeto + Verbo + Objeto Directo ?

Do	I	eat	apples ?
Do	you	need	help ?
Did	we	buy	a car ?

Otros complementos de la oración (lugar, tiempo, etc.) se suelen situar al final de la misma:

I eat apples at lunch-time

You need help in your job

We bought a car last Friday

I eat apples at home at lunch-time

You need help in your job right now

We bought a car in Madrid last Friday

Cuando hay adverbios en las oraciones, éstos se suelen situar delante del verbo en las formas simples, y entre el auxiliar y el verbo principal en las formas compuestas (hay numerosas excepciones):

I always eat apples at home

I have always eaten apples at home

You never need help

You have never needed help

Ejercicios: ordenar correctamente

You, a beer, drink	_________________________
Drive, a car, we	_________________________
Don´t, coffee, you, like ?	_________________________
We, this book, like, don´t	_________________________
He, in his bedroom, music, listen
My homework, I, do, always	_________________________
You, to Paris, in June, go	_________________________
She, the beach, like, doesn’t	_________________________
They, a car, in Madrid, bought	_________________________
Never, I, football, play	_________________________

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