第3章第二节句子表达的准确性-简单句的基本句型（The third chapter is about the accuracy of second sentence expressions the basic sentence patterns of simple sentences）.docVIP

第3章第二节句子表达的准确性-简单句的基本句型（The third chapter is about the accuracy of second sentence expressions the basic sentence patterns of simple sentences） The accuracy of second sentence expressions Having understood the sentence elements, we can learn to write sentences. Sentence writing is the foundation of written expression. Without a correct sentence, one can not express a complete concept and cannot convey ones ideas accurately. Sentence writing requires grammatical rules first, followed by appropriateness. In accordance with the rules of grammar sentence refers to the sentence grammatically correct sentences, tense and voice; and form of the verb used properly; subordinate and coordinate person, should be reasonable; subject predicate; vicarious accurate meaning. This section mainly introduces some common sentences in English sentences. I. basic sentence patterns of simple sentences Any simple sentence is made up of subject and predicate, they are indispensable parts of sentence, also called main component. A predicate verb consists of transitive, intransitive, and connected verbs. It is the characteristics of the predicate verb that determine the different structures of the sentence. For example, after a linking verb to predicative; most transitive verbs with one object (direct object), and some verbs to two objects (direct object and indirect object), and transitive verbs to follow the complex object (object and object complement). According to these characteristics, a large number of sentences can be formed. The six basic sentence patterns of this unit are typical sentence patterns drawn from a large number of sentences, and are the basic patterns of language structure. If you want to write simple sentences, you must remember these six basic sentences. They are: 1. subject + predicate (VI.) 2. subject + Verb + predicative 3. subject + predicate (vt.) + object 4. subject + predicate (vt.) + indirect object + direct object 5. subject + predicate (vt.) + object + object