TEACHER’S COPY D1 Self-Introduction / Basic Sentence Pattern
Self-Introduction Expressions:
Hello! My name is _________.
I am from ( city, country )
I am a (job position) for (number of years) / I am a (year level) (high school/college) student.
I am good at ( skills ).
My hobbies are ______________.
I want to learn English because ( reasons ).
Nice to meet you. / Pleased to meet you.
Basic Sentence Pattern
SUBJECT - a person, animal, place, thing, or concept that does an action.
Example: I like spaghetti.
He reads many books.
My mother prepares my favorite food.
VERB - a word used to describe an action or state.
Example: I will buy a drink.
I love travelling.
They are my friends.
OBJECT - a receiver of an action.
Example: Our cat caught a mouse. (What did the cat catch?)
Marie took us to the zoo last week. (Who did Marie take to the zoo last week?)
TYPES OF OBJECTS
DIRECT OBJECT (DO)- a receiver of an action. It answers the question “what or
who”.
Example: John kicked the ball. (What did John kick?)
The family hugged their dog. (Who did they hug?)
They built a sandcastle. (What did they build?)
INDIRECT OBJECT (IO)– the receiver of the direct object. It answers the questions
“to/ for whom.”
Example: Joshua built Emma a fence. (Whom was the fence for?)
IO DO
I lent him some money. (Whom was the money for?)
IO DO
We bought David a cake. (Whom was the cake for?)
IO DO
COMPLEMENT – a word or phrase that adds more information about the subject or
object
TWO TYPES OF COMPLEMENTS
SUBJECT COMPLEMENT (SC)- words that follow a linking verb that describes or
renames the subject.
a. As a NOUN
Ex: Ana is a teacher.
Today is Tuesday.
b. As an ADJECTIVE
Ex: Ana is tall.
Your car is amazing.
OBJECT COMPLEMENT (OC) - a noun or adjective which follows a direct object. Its
function is to rename or describe what the direct object has become.
a. As a NOUN
Ex: I called her a friend.
↳ a friend renames the direct object HER.
b. As an ADJECTIVE
Ex: I made her happy.
↳ happy describes the direct object HER
Activity 1
Directions: Rearrange the words in correct order to make complete sentences and
identify the verb, subject complement, direct object, indirect object and object
complement in the following sentences.
1. is/ the captain/ George (George is the captain.)
S V C
2. the judgment/ the judge/ pronounced (The judge pronounced the judgment.)
S V O
3. looked/ worried/ My sister (My sister looked worried.)
S V C
4. gave / My parents / present / a / sister / my (My parents gave my sister a present.)
S V IO DO
5. tea/ us/ Mother/ brought (Mother brought us tea.)
S V IO DO
6. several/ The officer/ questions/ him/ asked (The officer asked him several questions.)
S V IO DO
7. painted / I / pink / my nails (I painted my nails pink)
S V O OC
8. our/ We/ should/ clean/ surroundings/ keep. (We should keep our surroundings clean.)
S V DO OC
9. computer/ My aunt/ brought/ a / me/ has (My aunt has brought me a computer.)
S V IO DO
[Link]/ monitor/ The class/ their/ elected. (The class elected Martin their monitor.)
S V O OC
Activity 2
Give the sentence pattern in each item.
1. She made him sad.
S V O OC
2. She sold him her house.
S V IO DO
3. They sold me their land.
S V IO DO
4. Mother keeps her kitchen clean.
S V O C
5. They manufacture gold.
S V O
6. The cupboard was broken.
S V C
7. Johnny kissed Jane.
S V O
[Link] teacher gave her learners B’s.
S V IO DO
9. Jenny is tall.
S V C
10. They are asking the teacher some questions.
S V IO DO
Self-Introduction / Basic Sentence Pattern
Self-Introduction Expressions:
Hello! My name is _________.
I am from ( city, country )
I am a (job position) for (number of years) / I am a (year level) (high school/college) student.
I am good at ( skills ).
My hobbies are ______________.
I want to learn English because ( reasons ).
Nice to meet you. / Pleased to meet you.
Basic Sentence Pattern
SUBJECT - a person, animal, place, thing, or concept that does an action.
Example: I like spaghetti.
He reads many books.
My mother prepares my favorite food.
VERB - a word used to describe an action or state.
Example: I will buy a drink.
I love travelling.
They are my friends.
OBJECT - a receiver of an action.
Example: Our cat caught a mouse. (What did the cat catch?)
Marie took us to the zoo last week. (Who did Marie take to the zoo last week?)
TYPES OF OBJECTS
DIRECT OBJECT (DO)- a receiver of an action. It answers the question “what or
who”.
Example: John kicked the ball. (What did John kick?)
The family hugged their dog. (Who did they hug?)
They built a sandcastle. (What did they build?)
INDIRECT OBJECT (IO)– the receiver of the direct object. It answers the questions
“to/ for whom.”
Example: Joshua built Emma a fence. (Whom was the fence for?)
IO DO
I lent him some money. (Whom was the money for?)
IO DO
We bought David a cake. (Whom was the cake for?)
IO DO
COMPLEMENT – a word or phrase that adds more information about the subject or
object
TWO TYPES OF COMPLEMENTS
SUBJECT COMPLEMENT (SC)- words that follow a linking verb that describes or
renames the subject.
a. As a NOUN
Ex: Ana is a teacher.
Today is Tuesday.
b. As an ADJECTIVE
Ex: Ana is tall.
Your car is amazing.
OBJECT COMPLEMENT (OC) - a noun or adjective which follows a direct object. Its
function is to rename or describe what the direct object has become.
a. As a NOUN
Ex: I called her a friend.
↳ a friend renames the direct object HER.
b. As an ADJECTIVE
Ex: I made her happy.
↳ happy describes the direct object HER
Activity 1
Directions: Rearrange the words in correct order to make complete sentences
and identify the verb, subject complement, direct object, indirect object and
object complement in the following sentences.
1. is/ the captain/ George.
2. the judgment/ the judge/ pronounced.
3. looked/ worried/ My sister.
4. gave / My parents / present / a / sister / my
5. tea/ us/ Mother/ brought.
6. several/ The officer/ questions/ him/ asked.
7. greetings/ us/ Let/ him/ our/ send.
8. our/ We/ should/ clean/ surroundings/ keep.
9. computer/ My aunt/ brought/ a / me/ has .
[Link]/ monitor/ The class/ their/ elected.
Activity 2
Give the sentence pattern in each item.
1. She made him sad.
2. She sold him her house.
3. They sold me their land.
4. Mother keeps her kitchen clean.
5. They manufacture gold.
6. The cupboard was broken.
7. Johnny kissed Jane.
8. The teacher gave her learners B’s.
9. Jenny is tall.
10. They are asking the teacher some questions.