Identify Sentence Patterns worksheet - Free Printable

Task: Identify the sentence pattern for each sentence in the list using the provided categories: SV, SVO, SVC, SVA, SVOC, SVOO.

#### Sentence Patterns:
1. SV (Subject + Verb): A sentence with a subject and a verb.
2. SVO (Subject + Verb + Object): A sentence with a subject, verb, and object.
3. SVC (Subject + Verb + Complement): A sentence with a subject, verb, and complement (a word or phrase that completes the meaning of the subject).
4. SVA (Subject + Verb + Adverbial): A sentence with a subject, verb, and adverbial (an adverb or adverbial phrase).
5. SVOO (Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object): A sentence with a subject, verb, indirect object, and direct object.
6. SVOC (Subject + Verb + Object + Complement): A sentence with a subject, verb, object, and complement.

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Analysis of Each Sentence:

#### 1. Be quiet.
- Pattern: SV
- Explanation: "Be" is the verb, and "quiet" is an implied subject (you). No object or complement is present.

#### 2. Read carefully.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Read" is the verb, and "carefully" is an adverbial modifying the verb.

#### 3. Turn off your laptop.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Turn off" is the verb, and "your laptop" is the object.

#### 4. Don't be stupid.
- Pattern: SVC
- Explanation: "Be" is the verb, and "stupid" is a complement describing the subject (implied "you").

#### 5. Turn right, please.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Turn" is the verb, and "right" is an adverbial indicating direction.

#### 6. Please speak louder.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Speak" is the verb, and "louder" is an adverbial modifying the verb.

#### 7. Don't drive too fast.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Drive" is the verb, and "too fast" is an adverbial modifying the verb.

#### 8. Be kind and friendly.
- Pattern: SVC
- Explanation: "Be" is the verb, and "kind and friendly" are complements describing the subject (implied "you").

#### 9. Go with me.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Go" is the verb, and "with me" is a prepositional phrase acting as an object.

#### 10. Don't spoil your image.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Spoil" is the verb, and "your image" is the object.

#### 11. Bring me a cup of tea.
- Pattern: SVOO
- Explanation: "Bring" is the verb, "me" is the indirect object, and "a cup of tea" is the direct object.

#### 12. Keep the room clean.
- Pattern: SVC
- Explanation: "Keep" is the verb, and "clean" is a complement describing the object "the room."

#### 13. Do me a favor.
- Pattern: SVOO
- Explanation: "Do" is the verb, "me" is the indirect object, and "a favor" is the direct object.

#### 14. Keep it secret.
- Pattern: SVC
- Explanation: "Keep" is the verb, and "secret" is a complement describing the object "it."

#### 15. Don't tell a lie.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Tell" is the verb, and "a lie" is the object.

#### 16. Be organized.
- Pattern: SVC
- Explanation: "Be" is the verb, and "organized" is a complement describing the subject (implied "you").

#### 17. Don't make the same mistake.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Make" is the verb, and "the same mistake" is the object.

#### 18. Think out of the box.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Think" is the verb, and "out of the box" is an adverbial modifying the verb.

#### 19. Think positively.
- Pattern: SVA
- Explanation: "Think" is the verb, and "positively" is an adverbial modifying the verb.

#### 20. Don't fuel the fire.
- Pattern: SVO
- Explanation: "Fuel" is the verb, and "the fire" is the object.

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Final Answer:

```
1. SV
2. SVA
3. SVO
4. SVC
5. SVA
6. SVA
7. SVA
8. SVC
9. SVO
10. SVO
11. SVOO
12. SVC
13. SVOO
14. SVC
15. SVO
16. SVC
17. SVO
18. SVA
19. SVA
20. SVO
```

Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{SV, SVA, SVO, SVC, SVA, SVA, SVA, SVC, SVO, SVO, SVOO, SVC, SVOO, SVC, SVO, SVC, SVO, SVA, SVA, SVO}
\]