In the previous chapter of kernel clauses we have learnt what is object, and now we have to talk about object oriented kinds of sentences.
There are FIVE kinds of sentences that are determined by the use of object
Mono transitiveAny sentence which has only one object is called mono transitive, like;
Di-transitiveDi-transitive are those sentences which carry two objects (direct and indirect), like;
Complex transitiveAny sentence which has both object and predicative complement is called complex transitive, like,
Predicative complement: genius
IntransitiveIntransitive are those sentences which have neither object nor predicative complement, like,
CopulativeCopulative sentences have already been defined in previous chapters. Subjective predicative complement is used here along with copulas and no main verb, like;
Function oriented types of sentencesA sentence, according to function has FOUR different kinds which are as follows;
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