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Sentence Patterns Notes

The document discusses basic sentence structures including subject-verb-complement, subject-verb-adverbial, subject-transitive verb-direct object, and subject-transitive verb-indirect object-direct object. It also discusses adjectival and adverbial phrases.

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Sentence Patterns Notes

The document discusses basic sentence structures including subject-verb-complement, subject-verb-adverbial, subject-transitive verb-direct object, and subject-transitive verb-indirect object-direct object. It also discusses adjectival and adverbial phrases.

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S – LV – C S LV N S LV ADJ

Subject - Linking Verb - Complement (noun, adjective, describing


words)

She is pretty. S LV ADJ


The teacher is smart. S LV ADJ
My favorite artist is Daniel Padilla. S- LV- N

S – V- ADV
The ostrich runs fast.

S–V
Subject
Verb (transitive verb requires an object, intransitive does not require an
object)

The frog croaked. S – IV


Mum baked a cake. S – TV – DO (what? Who?)

S- TV- IO- DO
Subject , Transitive Verb, Indirect Object (for whom?), Direct Object
Sheila gave Manny money.
The teacher provided the students with exercises.
The student with the most extra credit will win a homework pass.
Adjectival phrase

Maya and Tia found an abandoned cat by the side of the road.
Where? When? Adverbial phrase

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