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 OUR
TEAM
• We have learned that a
NEXT sentence is always composed
BACK
of a SUBJECT and
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PREDICATE.
• But there are also
COMPLEMENTS which
completes the meaning of a
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predicate.
Mark LEADER
• Grandpa is asleep because he
is tired.
• I prepared some coffee for
mom.
• Liz wants to travel around
the world.
 Today, we will be
learning about the
different SENTENCE
PATTERNS to know
the elements of a
sentence.
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Sentence
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 Sentence Patterns

Sentences may have different patterns.

These patterns refer to the arrangement of
the elements of a sentence.

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 Sentence Patterns
5 BASIC SENTENCE PATTERS
1. S – IV
2. S – TV – DO
3. S – LV – C
4. S – TV – IO – DO
5. S – TV – DO – OC

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 Sentence Patterns

Different Types of
Sentence Pattern

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 Sentence Patterns

1. S – IV = Subject + Intransitive Verb

•Peter sneezed.
•Evil exists.
•Fame ends.
Note: Intransitive Verb – a verb without DO

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2. S – TV – DO = Subject + Transitive Verb + Direct Object

• The Chinese people have interesting
traditions.
• She slapped me.
• Students should respect their teachers.
Note: Transitive Verb – a verb with DO
Direct Object – receiver of the action/answers what or who

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 Sentence Patterns

3. S – LV – C = Subject + Linking Verb + Complement

• Albus Dumbledore is the headmaster
• Pandas and polar bears are endangered
species.
• That girl should be a singer.
Note: Linking Verb – links subject and complement
Complement – modifies the subject

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 Sentence Patterns

4. S – TV – IO – DO = Subject + Transitive Verb +

Indirect Object + Direct Object
• I gave the conductor our tickets.
• Faith gave Josh a new jacket
• Neil taught us the recipe.
Note: Indirect Object – receives the DO/answers for whom or for what

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 Sentence Patterns

5. S – TV – DO – OC = Subject + Transitive Verb +

Direct Object + Object Complement
• He called the girl beautiful.
• Dean defeated Sam fairly.
• The class elected Josephine as president.
Note: Object Complement – modifies the DO

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 Sentence Patterns

1. The class studied.

2. Sarah took the test.
3.William Shakespeare was a popular playwright.
4. We wish you a happy new year!
5. It was a dark, stormy night.
6. We found the movie scary.

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 Sentence Patterns

7. Jill gave Jack his notebook.

8. Mr. Guidon left his children a great treasure.
9. A reporter made the senator angry.
10. They considered Dr. Rizal wise.
11. Thelma slept soundly.
12. She has read the daily newspaper.

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 DIRECTIONS:

Label the elements of each

sentence and identify the type of
sentence pattern.

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1. Those two teachers were talking.

2. Our sons are playing badminton.
3. Their house is a big house.
4. Jacob gave Joseph a long shirt-like garment.
5. We bought our boat a new tachometer.

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6. The senator questioned the president.

7. Jeff handed Arleen the letter.
8. We named our dog Kups.
9. The hero fought fearlessly.
10. Greg gave Mary a kiss.

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 DIRECTIONS:

Label the elements of each

sentence and identify the type of
sentence pattern.

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*He bought his girlfriend a ring.

*She sings and dances.
*She made the problem complicated.
*She goes to school.
*John and Marry are swimming.

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1. He brought me a cup of tea.

2. The company has been very successful.
3. They are wise.
4. He is brave.
5. I called my cat Nana.

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6. They are reading books.

7. He has fixed the computer.
8. I wrote my friend a letter.
9. He appointed John his assistant.
10. They are internal auditors.

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11. He runs.
12. Mario closed the window.
13. They made her upset.
14. She was frightened.
15. My brother is smart.

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