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Example of S-LV-PA pattern?
I probably could if I was able to understand what is meant by: s-lv-c? More information is needed.
Can you give me examples of S LV PN Pattern?
S-LV-PN PatternSubject - Linking Verb- Predicate Nominative(Predicate nominative is the noun)Exaple:Micol Joy is a pupil.Micol Joy - the subjectis -linking verba pupil - predicate nominativeThank you :)
Basic sentence pattern S-LV-N?
Sarah is a good child
What is s-lv-adj sentence pattern?
subject - linking verb - adjective
What are the example of S-lv-Adj?
Her skill in dancing is promising. Her = Subject Is = Linking Verb Promising = Adjective
Example of S-LV-PA pattern?
I probably could if I was able to understand what is meant by: s-lv-c? More information is needed.
Example of S-LV-PN sentence pattern?
lalalala
5 example of S-LV-PN pattern?
ewan sa inyo ??
What is the meaning of slvc pattern?
The meaning of the s-lv-c pattern is: SUBJECT-LINKING VERB-COMPLEMENT For example: She is beautiful.
What are examples of S-LV-N pattern?
Examples of S-LV-N pattern (Subject-Linking Verb-Noun) include "He is a doctor", "She seems happy", and "They became friends". In this sentence structure, the linking verb connects the subject to its corresponding noun, describing a state or condition.
Can you give me 5examples of the S-LV-PA sentence pattern?
She is a doctor. They are happy. He seems tired. The flowers smell sweet. The cake tastes delicious.
Give you an example of sentence pattern S-LV-C?
teachers are our second parets
What is S-LV-C pattern?
He is a teacher.
What are examples of n?
example of s-lv-n
Can you give me examples of S LV PN Pattern?
S-LV-PN PatternSubject - Linking Verb- Predicate Nominative(Predicate nominative is the noun)Exaple:Micol Joy is a pupil.Micol Joy - the subjectis -linking verba pupil - predicate nominativeThank you :)
What is pattern of s-lv-c?
Subject-linking verb-complement
Basic sentence pattern of s-l-v-c?
It is a sentence pattern consisting of the elements of: S = Subject (always a noun or pronoun) LV = Linking Verb (is, are, were, was, am, be, been, being) C = Compliment (noun, pronoun, or adjective) He is a true friend. S = He LV = is C = friend I am very happy. S = I LV = am C = happy Everyone seems satisfied about the outcome of the dialog. S = Everyone LV = seems C = satisfied
