Sentence Patterns

Write two original sentences for each of the following seven sentence patterns:
S-V-DO (Includes S-V-DO-OC)
1. Samuel Morse, with the help of Alfred Vail, invented Morse code.
2. The girl painted the canvas green.
S-V (action verb with no receiver of action)
1. The audience laughed.
2. Eleanor danced.
S-V-IO-DO
1. Jennifer begrudgingly gave Sam his hat back.
2. Im writing Juliana a letter.
S-LV-PN
1. Emi is the director of human resources.
2. Norma is the lead conductor.
S-LV-PA
1. He was elated.
2. Stephen was sad.
EXPLETIVE-VERB-SUBJECT (Inverted sentence)
1. Here is your drink.
2. There were many fabricated beasts in the London Zoo.
QUESTION PATTERN
1. Does Emi know what happened? (auxiliary-subject-verb)
2. Are there any rations left? (verb-there-subject)