verb patterns
The structure of the clause depends on the verb. For example:
- An intransitive verb has the structure: N(=noun) + V(=verb): (John) + (smiled).
- A transitive verb has the structure: N + V + N: (We) + (had been playing) + (football)
- A link verb has the structure: N + V + Adj : (She) + (looked) + (happy)
- A phrasal verb has the structure: N + V + p + N (She) + (gave) +(back) + (the money)
or
N + V + N + p (She) + (gave) + (the money) + (back)
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