is this sentence OK in English patterns?

Question

my question is my sentence.

Answer 1

"Is this sentence grammatically correct in English?"

Answer 2

"English patterns" is not very meaningful by itself. Normally you would want to say "sentence patterns".
"In" is also odd here.

A better way to express what you mean:

Does this sentence follow a correct (or typical/standard) English sentence pattern?

Normally we'd say "grammatical rules" or just "grammar" rather than "pattern" though.

Is this sentence OK in terms of English grammar?

But, assuming I DID understand what you meant, it IS okay. And you're right that the "is" moves to the front of the sentence and the rest of the sentence stays as it was. (If "This sentence is OK in English sentence patterns" was your original statement.)

Answer 3

I'd say "Is the pattern / grammar OK in English?"
Or else, "Is this sentence grammatically correct in English?"

Answer 4

i'd say no.

I'd probably say:
"Is this sentence pattern correct/okay in English?"

Answer 5

it may sound humorous, because of the fact the sentence shape is diverse. Como esta usted? = How doing are you. additionally Spanish has a suitable handle to human beings you at the instant are not pals with.

Answer 6

Do you agree that this sentence is gramatically correct in England?

Answer 7

It's wonderful...

...but some people prefer to write 'okay' not OK.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Yes, it seems fine

Answer 10

umm no....