Verb is the
Word
Word
This type of verb transfers action from a subject to an object
transitive
This replaces a noun in order to avoid repetition
Pronoun
This purpose is marked by a question mark
Interrogative
This structure includes a FANBOY and at least TWO independent clauses
It's the pattern of this sentence: Jesus loves.
S-Vi
This type of verb does NOT transfer the action
intransitive
This type of conjunction includes for, and, or, nor, but, yet, & so
This purpose has an implied you as the subject
Imperative
It's the structure of this sentence: "The dog seems happy."
Simple
It's the pattern of this sentence: Jesus made me a crown.
S-Vt-IO-DO
It's the type of verb in this sentence: I FEEL tired
Linking
This purpose shows strong emotion, and is it is the purpose of this sentence: "I am so excited you're here!"
Exclamatory
This sentence structure includes a subordinating conjunction or a relative pronoun, at lease one independent clause and a subordinate clause
Complex
It's the pattern of this sentence: Jesus loves me.
S-Vt-DO
Passive
These answer the questions: What kind, How many, Which, & Whose,
Adjectives
This purpose ends in a period and makes a statement
This is the structure we have not yet learned about and includes combining two other sentence patterns.
Compound complex
It's the pattern of this sentence: Jesus calls himself Master.
S-Vt-DO-OCN
Thera are three of these including 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
person
These relate a noun or pronoun to another word
Preposition
It's the purpose of this sentence: Run, run, as fast as you can.
Imperative
It's the structure of this sentence
My mom made me laugh as she danced around the room.
It's the pattern of this sentence: Jesus is holy.
S-Vl-PA