" 가운데 에 있 는 배우 가 제 친구 입니다 . " 
 Translation : The actor in the middle is my friend . 
 sighs as someone who never understands grammar rules this sentence keeps catching me . .. 
 Would middle and centre be the same thing here ? Marked me as incorrect when i wrote centre . .. 
 No 가운데 is like the middle of something not nessisaraly the center . Also 가운데 can be used for things that are not physical 
 but when i tap on the hint it says centre ! 
 racheliza 711 
 Is it possible to put 배우 가 in the beginning of the sentence ? 
 Nope , 가운데 에 있 는 describes the subject noun , so it goes before the noun like an adjective would . 
 Do prepositions always come before adjectives ? 
 Prepositions go after the noun when describing where they are . 식탁 밑 에 있 어 , 상자 안 에 있 어 , 침대 위 에 있 어 ( it ' s under the table , it ' s in the box , it ' s on the bed ) . When trying to distinguish a noun , like in this sentence , " The actor in the middle , " it follows the same rule as any other like clause , so you move the preposition and the verb before the noun . 
 I ' m not sure when a preposition and an adjective are related . Do you have an example in mind ? 
 Sorry I made the mistake of thinking that 가운데 에 was a preposition preceding the adjective 있 는 but now I see that the two words together are 1 adjective ( I think ? ) 
 I guess I am struggling with how sentence structure goes asides from the simple SOV etc . such as what order adjectives go in when there are multiples ( if it matters as it does in english ) where adverbs go , and which parts of a sentence can be moved around without changing the meaning . If you ' ve got a good resource for me to look at I ' d love if you could share that ! 
 가운데 is a place , that may be the trouble . I don ' t know if you know howtostudykorean , but if I have a question about grammar I usually go there . He seems to know Korean grammar better than Koreans do ( in my experience ) . 
 I am amazed I got this right . 
 I put " The actor that ' s in the middle is my friend " and I got it wrong : (