Pls what pattern does this sentence follow? 1. mom made lauren a new dress. subject--verb subject--verb--direct object subject--linking verb--predicate noun subject--linking verb--predicate adjective subject--verb--indirect object--direct object 2. nancy is the class president this year. subject--verb subject--verb--direct object subject--linking verb--predicate noun subject--linking verb--predicate adjective subject--verb--indirect object--direct object 3. god created the firmament. subject--verb subject--verb--direct object subject--linking verb--predicate noun subject--linking verb--predicate adjective subject--verb--indirect object--direct object 4. the name of the first man was adam. subject--verb subject--verb--direct object subject--linking verb--predicate noun subject--linking verb--predicate adjective subject--verb--indirect object--direct object

1. Mom made Lauren a new dress.

Subject--Verb--Indirect Object--Direct Object

2. Nancy is the class president this year.

Subject--Linking Verb--Predicate Noun

3.God created the firmament.

Subject--Verb--Direct Object

4. The name of the first man was Adam.

Subject--Linking Verb--Predicate Noun

Explanation:

1. Mom made Lauren a new dress.

Subject--Verb--Indirect Object--Direct Object

Lauren is the indirect object of the verb made. A new dress is the direct object.

This is a typical pattern where the Indirect object comes before the direct object  without using a preposition.

2. Nancy is the class president this year.

Subject--Linking Verb--Predicate Noun

The subject is Nancy. The verb to be is a linking verb ie it just connects the subject to its predicate Noun: the class president

3.God created the firmament.

Subject--Verb--Direct Object. This is a clear example of a typical pattern in English. God (doer/subject), did(created) something (direct object) in this case  the firmament.

4. The name of the first man was Adam.

Subject--Linking Verb--Predicate Noun

Here the subject is a bit longer: the name of the first man. Next, the linking verb  was(be) connect to its predicative Proper Noun Adam.

the dictionary definition of ubiquitous is "present, appearing, or found everywhere".

an old person

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