What is the correct sentence pattern for...I hereby declare Tuesday Shakespeare Day.
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Question patternS-V-DOS-LV-PNS-VS-LV-PAS-V-IO-DOE-V-SS-V-DO-OC
Click on the box below to choose the correct sentence pattern for the sentence below.
There is good reason to be thankful.
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Question patternS-V-DOS-LV-PNS-VS-LV-PAS-V-IO-DOE-V-SS-V-DO-OC
I hereby declare Tuesday Shakespeare Day.
The correct sentence pattern that matches the sentence "I hereby declare Tuesday Shakespeare Day" is:
S-V-AO-DO.
Let's break down the sentence to understand the pattern:
- "I" is the subject (S).
- "hereby declare" is the verb phrase (V).
- "Tuesday Shakespeare Day" is the adverbial object (AO) that clarifies the time and purpose of the declaration.
- There is no direct object (DO) in this sentence.
So, the sentence follows the S-V-AO-DO sentence pattern.
It's worth noting that the options you provided are not relevant to this specific sentence. They are more suited for questions or sentences with different structures.
I = subject
hereby = adverb
declare = main verb
Tuesday = direct object
Shakespeare Day = object complement
Which do you think? ... and then you tell me what YOU THINK about the second one.