Lesson 3 · 20 min
Basic Sentence Structure
Most common order is Subject–Verb–Object, just like English. One key difference: Hebrew drops 'to be' in present tense.
Subject–Verb–Object
The verb follows the subject. Tap tiles in order to line up the sentence.
The boy eats bread
···
The woman reads a book
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The dog drinks water
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No 'to be' in Present Tense
Hebrew omits 'to be'. Subject next to predicate is enough. Tap the ghost word to vanish it.
Quick check
What is correct for 'The cat is big'?
When you’re ready, mark this book done.