Word Order : Sentence Structure

· The word order in English is commonly the following:

subject-verb-object-place-time

SUBJECT	VERB	OBJECT	PLACE	TIME
Tom	eats	vegetables		every day.
I	have been		to Canada	twice.
My father	took	me	to school	whenever he could.

· It is also possible to put time at the beginnig.

On Saturdays most people frequent the few pubs in the area.

Every morning is the same thing – I just don't seem to be able to get up when the alarm clock rings.

Most adverbs defining time (usually, sometimes, often, never, etc.) go with the verb in the middle of the sentence (see separate rule).


Source : Grammar Tutorial