Grammar exercise worksheet focusing on sentence patterns with multiple-choice questions.

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🔹 Understanding Sentence Patterns

Common sentence patterns include:

| Pattern | Meaning |
|--------|---------|
| SVO | Subject + Verb + Object (e.g., She eats apples) |
| SVC | Subject + Verb + Complement (e.g., He is happy) |
| SVA | Subject + Verb + Adverbial (e.g., She runs quickly) |
| SVOC | Subject + Verb + Object + Complement (e.g., They call him lazy) |
| SVIODO | Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object (e.g., She gave me a book) |

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🔹 Example Walkthrough

Let’s assume one of the sentences is:

> 1. One of the boys must go.

- Subject: One of the boys
- Verb: must go (modal verb + main verb)
- Complement: "go" is an infinitive acting as a complement (intransitive)

This is SVC because:
- It has a subject, verb, and complement (going).
- No object.

So answer: c) SVC

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Now, please paste the full list of sentences and options, and I’ll solve them all with explanations. For example:

> 1. One of the boys must go
> a) SVCA b) SVO c) SVC d) SVA

And so on.

Once I have the full text, I'll give you a complete solution!