SIMPLE SENTENCE PATTERN III

Subject (S) + Predicate (P) (+ Adjunct).

• I (S) go (P) to work by motorcycle every day despite the rain (Adjunct).
• Some salesmen (S) often come (P) to our office on foot to offer their goods (Adjunct).
  
• The old man (S) works (P) hard every day in order to survive (Adjunct).
• Some university students (S) work (P) part-time in order not to live on their parents (Adjunct).
• We (S) work (P) hard in spite of feeling sick (Adjunct).
• The women (S) often stay (P) at this hotel to do a business transaction (Adjunct).
  
• A colleague of mine (S) lives (P) at 8 North Ring Road, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (Adjunct).
• Their office (S) lies (P) in a remote area (Adjunct).
• We (S) always (Adjunct) get (P) to work on time (Adjunct).
• Some employees (S) often (Adjunct) get (P) to work late by reason of traffic jams (Adjunct). 

By Tahajudin Sudibyo