Most commonly-used Chinese sentences are like English ones, and use a subject-verb-object pattern:
我 是 中 国 留 学 生
I am an overseas student from China
我 叫 丁 云
I am called Ding Yun .
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Translate the following sentences into Chinese (9, svo)
I drink Chinese tea.
British people drink coffee and English tea.
I study Chinese.
I know Mr Ding.
His surname is Wang.
Mr Ding smokes Chinese cigarettes.
We all drink French wine. French wine is nice to drink.