1.
PATTERNS

2.
Functions of

3.
Subject

4.
Predicate Noun

5.
Indirect Object

6.
Direct Object

7.
Object
Complement

8.
IntransitiveVerbs
Intransitive Verbs
do not need a
direct object and
can stand alone..

9.
They are loners, but they never feel alone.
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10.
TransitiveVerbs
Transitive Verbs
pass their action
to a noun called
a direct object..

11.
LinkingVerbs
Linking Verbs
connect the
subject to its
complement
(PN).

12.
Now you
are ready
to meet
the different
sentence patterns!

13.
S - IV

14.
Thelma slept soundly.

15.
Thelma slept soundly.

16.
Thelma slept soundly.
Herbert walked slowly.
My dog barks so loud.
I slept late last night.
Time flies fast.

17.
S – TV - DO

18.
She ate fruits.

19.
She ate fruits.

20.
She ate fruits.
I picked up my trash.
Jay pushed Carl.
Anna spent her money.
Mother cooked dinner.

21.
S – TV – IO - DO

22.
Sarah told Nina a secret.

23.
Sarah told Nina a secret.
Dennis passed the mailman his letter.
I poured her a cup of coffee.
Mother bought me a bag.
Math gives Anna headaches.

24.
S – TV – DO - OC

25.
The class voted John president.

26.
The class voted John president.

27.
The class voted John president.
Mother named my dog Ann.
The judges declared him winner.
Glen called me a pig.

28.
S – LV - PN

29.
I feel well.

30.
I feel well.

31.
I feel well.
She is Anna.
I am Ronald.

32.
S – LV – PA

33.
Pat is handsome.

34.
Pat is handsome.

35.
Pat is handsome.
She looks nervous.
He sounds strange.
I am pretty.

36.
Confusing?

37.
Let’s
Review!

38.
S - IV

39.
S – TV - DO

40.
S – TV – IO - DO

41.
S – TV – DO - OC

42.
S – LV - PN

43.
S – LV - PA

44.
Grammarisfun.Imeanit.Seriously.

45.
Grammarisfun.Imeanit.Seriously.
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46.
Grammarisfun.Imeanit.Seriously.
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