Examples of S-LV-C pattern sentence

Answer 1

S-LV-C is a sentence pattern consisting of the elements of:

S = Subject (always a noun or pronoun)

LV = Linking Verb (is, are, were, was, am, be, been, being)

C = Compliment (noun, pronoun, or adjective)

My book is blue.

S = book

LV = is

C = blue

Teachers are our second parent.

S = Teachers

LV = are

C = second parent

The sea remains silent.

S = sea

LV = remains

C = silent

The man is sleeping.

S = man

LV = is

C = sleeping

Mrs. Maliwat is our HS principal.

S = Mrs. Maliwat

LV = is

C = HS principal

May is the month of festivals.

S = May

LV = is

C = month of festivals

Answer 2

Anime is a term used to describe the style of Japanese animation and has been around since the early 20th century. (2) Now, anime and its comic book counterpart, manga, are hugely successful in Japan and beyond with an industrial worth of over 15 billion US dollars.

Answer 3

It is a sentence pattern consisting of the elements of:

S = Subject (always a noun or pronoun)

LV = Linking Verb (is, are, were, was, am, be, been, being)

C = Compliment (noun, pronoun, or adjective)

He seems tired.

S = He

LV = seems

C = tired

The puppy looks lost.

S = puppy

LV = looks

C = lost

They looked scared.

S = They

LV = looked

C = scared

Grandma is sick.

S = Grandma

LV = is

C = sick

The clock was broken.

S = clock

LV = was

C =broken

Answer 4

Jane is pretty.

Jane is the Subject

Is is the Linking verb

pretty is the Predicate Adjective.

Answer 5

1. The man is sleeping

2. Mrs. Maliwat is our HS principal.

3. Our teachers is our second parent.

Answer 6

The sea remains silent.

I am the power.

The River is mine.

Answer 7

He has eaten

S= he

v = has eaten

Answer 8

Anne is the boss. Anne[s] is[Lv] boss[pn].

Answer 9

our teacher is our second parent

Answer 10

wala walawala