What are the thirteen basic sentence patterns? Something like didn t until, etc

Yes, sentence analysis is clear at a glance.

i [Subject].

didn't believe [predicate].

that) i could do it [the object (the object clause acts, the relative word that is omitted) the subordinate clause instead of the object does not affect the sentence].

until i got to the top.[adverbial] in line with not....unti sentence in the past tense If you are satisfied, please remember to adopt it

Absolutely, it's accurate.

You can deform the sentence you made:

not until i got to the top did i believe i could do it.

No problem at all.

Yes, i could do it is the object of believe, and it is clear if you replace this clause with an it.

not…Until ....Just.

The meaning of the expression is:"Something is not done until a certain time"。Verbs can be either continuous or non-continuous.

Negative sentence: she didn't "t arrive until 6 o" clock

She didn't arrive until 6 o'clock.

don”t get off the bus until it has stopped.

The bus stops and then gets off.

i didn”t manage to do it until you had explained how.I won't do it until you teach me.

Negative sentences can be expressed in two other sentence forms.

1)not until …At the beginning of the sentence, the main clause is inverted.

not until the early years of the 19th century did man know what heat is.

It wasn't until the beginning of the 19th century that humans knew what thermal energy was.

not until i began to work did i realize how much time i had wasted.

It wasn't until I started working that I realized how many years I had gone.

2) it is not until… that…This is an emphasis structure.

it is not until 8 o”clock that he didn·t do homework

He didn't do his homework until 8 o'clock.

until [,n'til]prep.Until....Until; Until....

they talked on and on until four o'clock in the morning.

They talked until four in the morning.

In....Before; Until....Only, not to....Nope....[often used in negative structures]:

he did not set foot in england again until 2002.

It wasn't until 2002 that he came to the UK again. [English for Scotland and the North of England] to; Toward; to conjUntil....until....Until ....Place; Until....Extent.

not until know... I didn't go to bed until my parents returned home. Until to...

In fact, this is the meaning, the translation is very flexible, the closest to the Chinese meaning is the best, of course, there is no best, only better, so translation is a regrettable art. Originally, the literal translation of this sentence is: survive until the end of this century, survive is to survive, to survive.

Considering the context, the translator translates survival, survival as no recovery, you think, just alive, isn't there no recovery? What does recovery mean? It is to revitalize it.

The translation is very flexible and also very good.

It's not a contradiction, it's going to be revived at the end of the century.

Until here refers to "before this".

he come back home after 10 o'clock last night.

He didn't come home until after 10 o'clock last night.

I don't know why you'd send this question to programming.

First of all, because it is in the past tense, the action of saying "I didn't go home" happened in the past.

Then, this sentence pattern uses the classic not....until, so there will be until, which means: something doesn't happen until when.

Therefore, the meaning of this sentence is: I did not go home before the end of the meeting.

The two upstairs explained okay.

But the translation is far-fetched.

It should be translated: **I will go home after the meeting.

Although not...untill is until. Cai means.

However, it should not be translated in a sentence.

DID is used because the whole sentence is in the past tense and becomes DIDN't is because it is paired with the until at the end, and not until, which is "until......Cai means.