Great job! Finally, we will discuss the fourth pattern of sentence.
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This pattern is the most complex one among the others, because it is made up of all the elements of the sentence.
Look at the examples below carefully!
- He becomes the head of the family soon
(he as subject, becomes as predicate, the head of the family as verb complement, soon as modifier)
- My Dad buys the tickets in the counter.
( my dad as subject, buys as predicate, the tickets as verb complement, in the counter as modifier)
Hmmm, all of the patterns of sentences have been discussed. Next, you have to practise them in spoken and written English activity. Go English go....!!
Are you ready for the next discussion? Let's check it out....
Subject + Predicate + Complement + Modifier
This pattern is the most complex one among the others, because it is made up of all the elements of the sentence.
Look at the examples below carefully!
- He becomes the head of the family soon
(he as subject, becomes as predicate, the head of the family as verb complement, soon as modifier)
- My Dad buys the tickets in the counter.
( my dad as subject, buys as predicate, the tickets as verb complement, in the counter as modifier)
Hmmm, all of the patterns of sentences have been discussed. Next, you have to practise them in spoken and written English activity. Go English go....!!
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