Week 2 Basic Sentence Pattern Flashcards

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1
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It is composed of a subject and a predicate.

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sentence

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2
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A ________ is a group of words that has a complete thought.

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sentence

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The ________ is what (or whom) the sentence is about. It may be a noun or a pronoun.

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subject

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4
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The little girl is very happy.

What is the subject?

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The little girl

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5
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The _______ tells something about the subject.

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predicate

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The little girl is very happy.

What is the predicate?

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is very happy.

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It expresses a state of being, not an action, and is followed by a predicate noun or pronoun which tells what the sentence is, or renames the subject in different terms, or by a complement adjective, which describes or modifies the sentence subject.

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Linking verb

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The little girl is very happy.

what is the linking verb (LV)

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is

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9
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It expresses an action that has a direct object or receiver of the action.

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Transitive verb

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10
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Jessa got high grades in English.

what is the transitive verb? (TV)

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got

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It expresses an action but does not have a direct object that receives the action. The subject of the sentence performs an action but not to, for, or against anything or anybody.

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Intransitive verb

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12
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Joy cries so easily.

what is the Intransitive verb IV

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cries

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13
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In a sentence, _______ _______is the noun or noun phrase that’s receiving the action of the verb. The basic construction works like this: Subject + Verb + Who or What.

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Direct object

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Her secret admirer gave hera bouquet of flowers.

what is the Direct object

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a bouquet of flowers.

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It is a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that occurs in addition to a directobjectafter some verbs and indicates the person or thing that receives what is being given or done. The basic construction works like this: Subject + Verb + to whom, to what, for whom or for what.

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Indirect object

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16
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Her secret admirer gave hera bouquet of flowers.

what is the Indirect object

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her

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A _______ either renames or describes the subject, and therefore is usually a noun, pronoun, or adjective._______ occur when there is alinking verbwithin the sentence (often a linking verb is a form of the verbto be).

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subject complement

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Mr. Jack is a good teacher.

what is the Subject complement

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teacher

19
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An_______ _______is a word (usually a noun or an adjective) that renames the direct object or states what it has become.

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object complement

20
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Chocolates make the little girl very happy.

what is the object complement

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very happy

21
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Lee Dong Wook is so handsome.

A

(s-lv-sc)

22
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) The woman seems friendly.

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(s-lv-sc)

23
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) The students are attentive.

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(s-lv-sc)

24
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) He is my younger brother.

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(s-lv-sc)

25
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Nursing Students help the children.

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(s-tv-do)

26
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) I love pasta and pizza.

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(s-tv-do)

27
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) The thief stole money.

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(s-tv-do)

28
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Children fear the bear.

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(s-tv-do)

29
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Jack called Jill beautiful.

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(s-tv-do-oc)

30
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) The class elected Adrian secretary.

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(s-tv-do-oc)

31
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Jasmine cut her hair short.

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(s-tv-do-oc)

32
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Some cat owners consider their pet their children.

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(s-tv-do-oc)

33
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Ms. Ruffa gave her students another homework.

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(s-tv-io-do)

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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) He teaches students experiments.

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(s-tv-io-do)

35
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) John gave me a new book.

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(s-tv-io-do)

36
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(s-lv-sc) (s-tv-do) (s-tv-do-oc) (s-tv-io-do) Mike bought her flowers and chocolates

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(s-tv-io-do)