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Teigiamojo sakinio žodžių tvarka

January 6, 2026

Teigiamojo sakinio žodžių tvarka

Lietuvių kalboje sakinio dalis atpažįstame pagal galūnes, todėl žodžių tvarka gali būti gana laisva. Anglų kalboje žodžiai galūnių beveik neturi, todėl sakinio prasmė priklauso nuo žodžių tvarkos.

Pagrindinė schema

Anglų kalbos teigiamasis sakinys dažniausiai turi tokią struktūrą:

Subject + Verb + Object + Adverbs (manner / place / time)

Pavyzdžiai

  • My sister bought a hat yesterday.
  • We don’t go to school on Sunday.
  • The taxi driver shouted at me angrily across the street.
  • The young girl with long black hair held out her hand slowly across the table.

Kodėl tai svarbu?

Pakeitus žodžių tvarką, gali pasikeisti visa sakinio reikšmė.

  • The dog bit the man.
  • The man bit the dog.

Todėl mokantis anglų kalbos būtina laikytis nustatytos žodžių tvarkos.

Exercises

Exercise 1Put the Words in Order

Put the words in the correct order.

  1. bought / yesterday / a book / I
  2. to school / goes / every day / he
  3. loudly / the dog / barked
  4. dinner / we / at home / had
  5. plays / in the park / she / football

Exercise 2Choose the Correct Sentence

Choose the correct sentence.

  1. a) Bought she a hat yesterday.
    b) She bought a hat yesterday.

  2. a) They go on Sunday to work.
    b) They go to work on Sunday.

  3. a) He quickly finished his work.
    b) He finished quickly his work.

Exercise 3Fix the Word Order

Correct the sentences.

  1. I every day drink coffee.
  2. She at home stayed yesterday.
  3. We slowly the door opened.
  4. He to the shop went.

Exercise 4Fill in the Correct Order

Complete the sentences using correct word order.

  1. I ______ (read) a book ______ (yesterday).
  2. She ______ (cook) dinner ______ (at home).
  3. They ______ (play) football ______ (in the park).

Exercise 5Identify the Subject

Underline the subject in each sentence.

  1. My brother drives a car.
  2. The small dog barked loudly.
  3. We eat lunch at work.
  4. The teacher explained the rule.

Exercise 6True or False

Decide if the statements are true or false.

  1. In English, word order is very important.
  2. Object can come before the subject in a normal sentence.
  3. Time usually comes at the end of a sentence.

Exercise 7Rewrite the Sentence

Rewrite the sentences using correct word order.

  1. Yesterday I watched a movie.
  2. At home she works.
  3. Slowly he opened the box.

Exercise 8Choose the Correct Ending

Choose the correct ending.

  1. I met my friend
    a) yesterday in town
    b) in town yesterday

  2. She reads books
    a) before sleep often
    b) often before sleep

Exercise 9Make Your Own Sentence

Write 3 sentences using this order:

Subject + Verb + Object + Time / Place

Exercise 10Find the Mistake

Find and correct the mistake.

  1. She every morning drinks tea.
  2. They to the cinema went yesterday.
  3. He loudly speaks in class.
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