A sentence in English must follow a specific structure. 🔹 Basic sentence structure: Subject + Verb + (Object / Complement) • I eat rice. (Subject: I / Verb: eat / Object: rice) • She reads a book. (Subject: She / Verb: reads / Object: a book) • They are students. (Subject: They / Verb: are / Complement: students) 🔹 Rules for writing sentences : 1. Always start with a capital letter. 2. Always end with a full stop (.), question mark (?), or exclamation mark (!). 3. Every sentence must have a subject and a verb. 4. 'I' is always written as a capital letter. 🔹 Types of sentences : • Affirmative: I like English. • Negative: I don't like Maths. • Interrogative: Do you like English? • Exclamative: What a beautiful day! 🔹 Connecting sentences : • and — et: I like football and I like basketball. • but — mais: I like coffee but I don't like tea. • because — parce que: I study hard because I want good marks. • so — donc: I was tired so I went to bed early.

📝 Exemples de phrases simples : • Moussa is a good student. He works hard every day. • I like English because it is useful. • My mother cooks rice and my father buys fish at the market. • She doesn't play football but she loves basketball. • It is raining today so I stay at home. 💡 Checklist avant de soumettre : ✅ Majuscule au début ? ✅ Point à la fin ? ✅ Sujet + Verbe présents ? ✅ 'I' toujours en majuscule ? ✅ Orthographe correcte ?