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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"I walk my dog"-- sentence patterns
What're the sentence patterns of
"I walk my dog"
And
"I buy my sister a pen"
Are they in the same sentence pattern?
So what's the pattern called?
Can u introduce it??
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"I walk my dog" "I" = subject "walk" = verb "my dog" = (direct) object "I buy my sister a pen" "I" = subject "buy" = verb "my sister" = indirect object "a pen" = direct object
- "I walk my dog" "I" = subject "walk" = verb "my dog" = (direct) object "I buy my sister a pen" "I" = subject "buy" = verb "my sister" = indirect object "a pen" = direct object
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"I walk my dog"
"I" = subject
"walk" = verb
"my dog" = (direct) object
"buy" = verb
"my sister" = indirect object
"a pen" = direct object
"I" = subject
"walk" = verb
"my dog" = (direct) object
"I buy my sister a pen"
"I" = subject"buy" = verb
"my sister" = indirect object
"a pen" = direct object
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Its called a simple present tense, means you are telling "i walk my dog" it means you walk your dog daily...in the same way " i buy my sister a pen" means you always buy a pen for your sister.
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