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    Basic Sentence Patterns

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    Here are the sentence patterns for the examples: 1. S-TV-IO-DO 2. S-IV, S-IV 3. S-TV-DO-OC 4. S-IV 5. S-LV-C 6. S-TV-IO-DO 7. S-LV-C 8. S-LV-C 9. S-LV-C 10. S-TV-DO 11. S-LV-C 12. S-TV-DO 13. S-TV-IO-DO 14. S-TV-DO 15. S-LV-C 16. S-IV 17

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    Here are the sentence patterns for the examples: 1. S-TV-IO-DO 2. S-IV, S-IV 3. S-TV-DO-OC 4. S-IV 5. S-LV-C 6. S-TV-IO-DO 7. S-LV-C 8. S-LV-C 9. S-LV-C 10. S-TV-DO 11. S-LV-C 12. S-TV-DO 13. S-TV-IO-DO 14. S-TV-DO 15. S-LV-C 16. S-IV 17

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    Here are the sentence patterns for the examples: 1. S-TV-IO-DO 2. S-IV, S-IV 3. S-TV-DO-OC 4. S-IV 5. S-LV-C 6. S-TV-IO-DO 7. S-LV-C 8. S-LV-C 9. S-LV-C 10. S-TV-DO 11. S-LV-C 12. S-TV-DO 13. S-TV-IO-DO 14. S-TV-DO 15. S-LV-C 16. S-IV 17

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    Here are the sentence patterns for the examples: 1. S-TV-IO-DO 2. S-IV, S-IV 3. S-TV-DO-OC 4. S-IV 5. S-LV-C 6. S-TV-IO-DO 7. S-LV-C 8. S-LV-C 9. S-LV-C 10. S-TV-DO 11. S-LV-C 12. S-TV-DO 13. S-TV-IO-DO 14. S-TV-DO 15. S-LV-C 16. S-IV 17

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    The document discusses different basic sentence patterns including S-IV, S-LV-C, S-TV-DO, S-TV-DO-OC, and S-TV-IO-DO.

    The different sentence patterns discussed are S-IV, S-LV-C, S-TV-DO, S-TV-DO-OC, and S-TV-IO-DO.

    The components of a S-TV-IO-DO sentence pattern are: Subject, Transitive Verb, Indirect Object, and Direct Object. The indirect object is the recipient of the direct object.

    Basic Sentence Patterns

    1.S IV
    2.S TV DO
    3.S LV C
    4.S TV DO OC
    5.S TV IO - DO
    S IV
    Subject Intransitive verb
    IV Intransitive verb
    - these verbs do not need noun or
    adjectives to complete their meanings.
    Example:
    1. Birds fly.
    2. The man is working.
    S LV - C
    Subject Linking Verb - Complement
    Linking verbs connect the
    subject and the complement.
    Verb be (is, are, was, were,
    has, been, am) and verbs like
    smell, taste, look, sound, feel,
    become, appear, seem are linking
    verbs.
    S LV - C
    Subject Linking verb - Complement
    Complement an adjective or
    nouns that tells something about
    the subject of the sentence.
    Example:
    1. Negroes are dark.

    2. Miss Santos is a teacher.


    S TV - DO
    Subject Transitive Verb Direct Object

    Transitive verb requires one or


    more objects.
    Direct Object noun or pronoun
    that receives the action of the
    verb.
    S TV - DO
    Subject Transitive Verb Direct Object

    Examples:
    1. Carpenters build houses.

    2. They sell rice.


    S TV DO - OC
    Subject Transitive Verb Direct Object
    Object Complement

    An object complement is a noun,


    a pronoun, or an adjective that
    renames or describes the direct
    object.
    S TV DO - OC
    Subject Transitive Verb Direct Object
    Object Complement
    Examples:

    1. Cathy cut her hair short.

    2. The class elected Nadine president.


    S TV IO - DO
    Subject Transitive Verb Indirect
    Object Direct Object

    An indirect object is the recipient


    of the direct object.
    S TV IO - DO
    Subject Transitive Verb Indirect Object
    Direct Object
    Examples:

    1. He lends Anna his bicycle.

    2. Elsa made her sister a dress.


    Revise the sentences below following the S-
    TV-IO-DO pattern.
    1. He sent a note to Miss Javier.
    2. They gave a gift to Martha.
    3. Jose made a lamp shade for her.
    4. His father promised a job for him.
    5. The manager got a new chair for
    him.
    Instruction: Identify each sentence pattern
    below as: S-IV, S-TV-DO, S-LV-C, ST-TV-DO-OC OR
    S-TV-IO-DO.
    1. He bought his girlfriend a ring.
    2. She sings and dances.
    3. She made the problem
    complicated.
    4. She goes to school.
    5. John and Marry are swimming.
    6. He brought me a cup of tea.
    7. The company has been very
    successful.
    8. They are in class.
    9. He is brave.
    10. I called my dog Potchie.
    11. They are reading in the
    library.
    12. He has fixed the computer.
    13. I wrote my friend a letter.
    14. He appointed John his assistant.
    15. They are internal auditors.
    16. He runs very quickly.
    17. You are independent.
    18. They made her upset.
    19. She was frightened.
    20. My brother is doing homework.

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