In chinese, word sequence or order is more important, as there is no word ending to indicate the potential relationship between words. Whereas English is still having inflection which to some extent shows the relationship between words, such as -ing, -s, -ed, -al, -ish, -ive, etc., and Latin being a totally inflected language has all the word endings for every position of words, thus in these western languages, word order is sometimes not very important and words in a sentence can be moved freely. Certainly chinese can have a position changeable words but it is difficult to get the strictly same meaning. for Chinese language the modifiers are normally placed prior to the main information, such as the time and place are usually put before the verb, as time and place are to modify the verb. Noun modifiers (adjectives, nouns when used as modifiers) are usually before the modified noun as well.