Basic English Sentence Patterns Quiz
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What is the subject-verb pattern called?

  • Subject-verb-adverbial pattern
  • Subject-verb pattern (correct)
  • Subject-verb-object pattern
  • Subject-verb-complement pattern

What is the subject-verb-object pattern also known as?

  • Subject-verb pattern (correct)
  • Subject-verb-complement pattern
  • Subject-verb-object-complement pattern
  • Subject-verb-adverbial pattern

Which pattern involves the subject, verb, and a complement?

  • Subject-verb pattern
  • Subject-verb-complement pattern (correct)
  • Subject-verb-adverbial pattern
  • Subject-verb-object pattern

In which pattern does the subject perform an action on an object?

<p>Subject-verb-object pattern (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which pattern includes an adverbial providing additional information about the action performed by the subject?

<p>Subject-verb-adverbial pattern (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which pattern involves the subject, verb, and an adverbial?

<p>Subject-verb-adverbial pattern (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which sentence pattern consists of subject-verb-indirect object-direct object?

<p>The girl gave her friend a present. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which sentence pattern consists of subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object?

<p>The dog fetched the ball for the boy. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the indirect object in a sentence?

<p>It specifies to whom or for whom the action is done. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which sentence would you find a subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern?

<p>She baked her sister a cake. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the function of the direct object in a sentence?

<p>It receives the action of the verb. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which sentence does not follow the subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern?

<p>The baby kicked the ball to his sister. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which sentence does the verb directly act on both an indirect and a direct object?

<p>They made him a sandwich. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is true about sentences following subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern?

<p>The indirect object always comes before the direct object. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which part of speech often serves as an indirect object in a sentence?

<p>Noun (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

5 basic sentence pattern

1. subject-verb

  • The subject-verb pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb pattern, or subject-verb-object (

2. subject-verb-object

  • The subject-verb-object pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb-object pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb-object pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb-object pattern, or subject-verb-object (
  • The subject-verb-object pattern, or subject-verb-object (

3. subject-verb-complement

  • The subject-verb-complement pattern, or subject-verb-complement (
  • The subject-verb-complement pattern, or subject-verb-complement (
  • The subject-verb-complement pattern, or subject-verb-complement (
  • The subject-verb-complement pattern, or subject-verb-complement (
  • The subject-verb-complement pattern, or subject-verb-complement (

3. subject-verb-adverbial

  • The subject-verb-adverbial pattern, or subject-verb-adverbial (
  • The subject-verb-adverbial pattern, or subject-verb-adverbial (
  • The subject-verb-adverbial pattern, or subject-verb-adverbial (
  • The subject-verb-adverbial pattern, or subject-verb-adverbial (
  • The subject-verb-adverbial pattern, or subject-verb-adverbial (

3. subject-verb-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (

5. subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object

  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object pattern, or subject-verb-object-indirect object-direct object (
  • The subject-verb-object-indirect object-

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Test your knowledge of basic English sentence patterns with this quiz. Practice identifying and understanding different sentence structures like subject-verb, subject-verb-object, subject-verb-complement, subject-verb-adverbial, and more!

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