Adjective and Adverbs- and where the "yo" ending go
Ok, now i know that the structure of a sentence is subject+object+verb...but where do the adjectives and adverbs go in a sentence...also where does the ending "yo" goes in a sentence....

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"Yo" comes after the verb in a sentence, this is why it's called "sentence ending". 

좋다 to be good 

좋아요. It's good. 

이 노래가 좋아요. (subject - verb) 
This song is good. 

전 이 노래가 좋아요. (topic - subject - verb) 
As for myself(or "in my case"), this song is good. 

전 이 노래가 진짜 좋아요. (topic - subject - verb) 
As for myself(or "in my case"), this song is really good. 

전 신나는 노래가 진짜 좋아요. 
As for myself(or "in my case"), exciting songs are really good. 

In a sentence, an adverb come after a verb, adjective after a noun. 

Hope this helps.

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I think ... (as in, I'm still learning, and may be wrong)

subject + adjective+noun + adverb+verb.

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