Sentence Patterns

Sentence Patterns

In this discussion, there will be series of questions that will be flashed on the screen.

• You are given 20 seconds to answer the question. (Multiple Choice/ Fill in the blanks)

• The top 3 students with highest scores will be given 10 points for recitation.

• The signal for an upcoming question is a countdown. (3.. 2.. 1)

Multiple Choice

1. The words-

Seem, taste, sound, look, smell, and feel are examples of-

• Subjects

• Sensory Linking Verbs

• Direct Object

• Object of the Preposition

Remember:

Linking verb serves as a connection to the subject and verb, and it gives additional information about the subject.

Multiple Choice

2. What is the sentence pattern used in the statement?

Shifen Waterfalls looks majestic even if it’s man-made.

• S-LV-PN

• S-IV

• S-TV-DO

• S-LV-PA

Multiple Choice

4. Indirect Object comes after the Direct Object.

• True

• False

Remember

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• Take note that Indirect Object always comes before the Direct Object.

Multiple Choice

5. What sentence pattern is used in this statement?

London gives bikers an incentive as a way to reward their healthy lifestyle.

• S-LV-PA

• S-TV-DO

• S-TV-IO-DO

• S-TV-DO-OC

Multiple Choice

6. What is the function of the underlined word?

London gives bikers an incentive.

• Subject

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

• Transitive Verb

Multiple Choice

7. What sentence pattern is used in this statement?

Determination is needed in cycling.

• S-IV

• S-TV-DO

• S-TV-IO-DO

• S-LV-PN

Remember

• An Intransitive Verb is a verb without an object; the sentence is already complete even without an object.

• Take note that Indirect Object always comes before the Direct Object.

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Multiple Choice

9. What sentence pattern is used in this statement?

Some beginners feel anxious while biking.

• S-LV-PN

• S-TV-DO

• S-TV-IO-DO

• S-LV-PA

Multiple Choice

10. What is required by a Transitive Verb so a sentence can have a complete thought?

• Object Complement

• Direct Object

• Object of the preposition

• Indirect Object

Congratulations!

• Let's check your scores, class.