For example, in the sentence "Ninja Team 7 chases the cat," "Ninja Team 7" is the subject, "chases" is the verb, and "the cat" is the object.
Here are some common sentence structures in American English:
Simple sentence: One independent clause with a subject and a verb. (e.g. "I like ramen.")
Compound sentence: Two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction. (e.g. "I like dango, and my friend likes ramen.")