There are two most common sentence structure in Korean. One is “Subject + Verb” and another is “Subject +object + verb”. For example, if I want to say [Henry comes], I can say [Henry-I wha-yo]. And if I want to say [Henry ears an apple] in Korean, it is [ Henry-I sa-gwa-leul muk-uh-yo].
The grammar of Korean is largely different from English because in Korean verb is put in the end of sentences. That is to say, when listen to Korean, we have to wait until the end of the sentence to get the message. Following are the examples that can show the difference between English sequence and Korean Sequence:
-English: I get up early in the morning.
-Korean: I in the morning early get up.
-English: She watched a movie.
-Korean: She movie watched.
Here, I found this link very useful in learning the structure of Korean sentences: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1COozbv6WEM
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