Give 5 examples of sentence in s-tv-do pattern?

Answer 1

This is your basic 'subject-verb-object' formation.

1. The boy (s) is throwing (tv) a ball (do).

2. The person (s) was doing (tv) something (do).

3. I (s) am cooking (tv) dinner (do).

4. You (s) are following (tv) the rules (do).

5. The players (s) were kicking (tv) the ball (do).

Answer 2

There are many possible examples of subject-transitive verb-object sentences.

Here is one such example: Mike solved the problem.

Mike is the subject, solved is the transitive verb, and problem is the object.

Answer 3

S-TV-DO OC stands for:

S stands for subject, TV stands for transitive verb, DO stands for direct object, and OC stands for objective complement. The objective complement means the same as the direct object while the subjective complement means the same as the subject. You can recognize the objective complement by the fact that you can insert to be between the object and the objective complement. The object complement may be a noun or an adjective.

EXAMPLES:

Everyone called Prince Bantugan a good man

S TV O OC

( Man is a noun uesd as an objective complement.)

Everyone called Prince Bantugan good.

S TV O OC

(Good is an adjective used as the objective complement)

The man ate the fish.

S = "the man"

TV = "ate"

DO = "the fish"

The voters( S) elected (TV) Mr Robinson (DO) president(OC)

This stranger called me a liar.

The medication turned my skin yellow.

Answer 4

In the sentence pattern of subject-transitive verb-direct object (S-TV-DO), the subject performs the action on the direct object. Examples include: "She ate the apple," "He kicked the ball," "They read the book," "I wrote a letter," and "The dog chased the cat." This pattern is commonly used in English to clearly convey the subject's action on the object.

Answer 5

Subject + transitive verb + direct object.

examples:

Hillary loves Bill.

Rahm cooked dinner.

Barack chose his advisors.

The newly elected president recommended an economic plan.

It's just S-V-O word order. A transitive verb is a verb that takes an object.

Answer 6

Examples: *Jed played the piano.*He ate sandwich.*I wrote a poem.

Answer 7

Subject- bold

Transitive word- inside a quantity

direct object- italic

object complement- italic bold

Master of aikido, a nonviolent Martial Arts system (consider) peace their major goal.

Many people (find) martial art challenging and exciting.

Some pet owners (consider) their dogschildren.

The school board (made) the problemtheirs

Answer 8

Sure thing, honey. Here you go: "She eats cake," "He plays guitar," "They watch movies," "I love Pizza," and "We read books." Now go impress your English teacher with those basic sentence structures.

Answer 9

'' S '' for subject

'' TV '' for transitive verb

'' IO '' for indirect object

and last

'' OP '' for object of prepositision

Answer 10

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