Building Simple Sentences

Every sentence is a complete thought. The most basic sentences have two parts: a 'subject' and a 'verb'.

The 'subject' is who or what the sentence is about.
The 'verb' is the action the subject is doing.

Example:
"Dogs bark."
Subject: Dogs
Verb: bark

Let's add an 'object'. The object is what receives the action of the verb.

Example:
"The programmer writes code."
Subject: The programmer
Verb: writes
Object: code

Understanding this structure helps you write clearly. In coding, clear comments and variable names are just as important as the code itself!