Grammar: One-Clause Sentences
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What are the two major components of a one clause sentence?

  • Verb and Adverb
  • Subject and Direct Object
  • Noun and Pronoun
  • Subject and Verb (correct)
  • Which type of verb requires a direct object?

  • Linking Verb
  • Transitive Verb (correct)
  • Intransitive Verb
  • Auxiliary Verb
  • Why is it stated that no English sentence can be correct without a subject and a verb?

  • They form the main idea of a sentence. (correct)
  • They create complex sentence structures.
  • They are always placed at the beginning.
  • They provide details about the action.
  • Which of the following is an example of an intransitive verb?

    <p>He sleeps soundly.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which sentence correctly illustrates the structure of a one clause sentence?

    <p>The dog barked loudly.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Lecture 1: One-Clause Sentences

    • One-clause sentences are the simplest type of sentences.
    • The main components of a one-clause sentence are the subject and verb (S+V).
    • An example: The pilot completed his training at Alexandria University last year. (Subject=pilot, Verb=completed)
    • A sentence needs a subject and a verb to be grammatically correct in English.

    Types of Verbs

    • Some verbs are transitive, requiring a direct object.
    • Other verbs are intransitive, not needing a direct object.

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    This quiz focuses on the basics of one-clause sentences, covering their main components and the types of verbs involved. You will learn about the importance of subject and verb in constructing grammatically correct sentences in English. Test your understanding with examples and definitions.

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