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英语简单句学案（国外英文资料）2) The students are listening.3) We study hard.4) The red sun rises in The east.The Second World War broke out in 1939.6) The boy looked out of The window.The subject and the intransitive verb (phrases) are the indispensable ingredients of the sentence structure. In practice, intransitive verbs tend to have relatively stable relationships with adverbs, prepositions, and other relative components.Step Five: Exercises:First, underline the main verb structure in the following sentences and translate the sentences into Chinese. (A)Xiao li works hard.Dinosours lived on the earth for more than 150 million years.They are talking and laughing.We arrived in Beijing at 10 in the morning.In the evening we walked to Tian anmen Square.Put the following sentences into English.Our English teacher teaches very well.Song jie lived in hefei five years ago.One day, she came into my room happily.Are you going to travel by plane or by boat?Step Six: subject + transitive verb + object (S + V + O)The verb in this sentence is a transitive verb, and then must follow the object to make the sentence complete and accurate. An object can be used as a noun, a pronoun, or a noun equivalent to a noun, such as an -ing form, an infinitive, or a subordinate clause.1) I finished reading the book.2) Do you like apples? Do you like apples?3) We discussed it at the meeting last week.4) He decided to buy a computer.5) We love China.6) They enjoyed themselves very much last night.Do you remember his telephone number? Do you remember his telephone number?8) He thought about the problem for a few moments.Note: an intransitive verb is followed by an object. Such as:Ann is waiting for Kate at school gate.Subject and transitive verbs and their objects are the backbone of this pattern, as for transitive verbs, they can be either a single transitive verb or a phrasal verb.Step Seven: Exercises:First, underline the object in the following sentences and translate the sentences into Chinese. (A)They a