Question

Yesterday, I got my dresses ironed. Sentence pattern pls reply me with correct explanation pls

Answer 1

'Yesterday' is adjunct because it refers to time, 'I' is subject, 'got' is a verb because it shows the action, 'my dresses' is an object because it answers the question, 'ironed' is assistant since it alludes way.

Explanation:

• The proper sentence pattern always contains the sequence.

• The proper sequence is 'adjust', 'subject', 'object', 'assistant.

• It makes a proper sentence and gives it flawless meaning.

• To make a perfect sentence it is important to follow these steps.

Answer 2

The Sentence Pattern is - " ASVOC" which is "adjunct (yesterday) , subject (I), got (helping verb), my dresses (direct object), & ironed (object complement)

Explanation:

• In any sentence there are five components, which are: 'Subject", "verb", "object" (direct and indirect), "complement", & "adjunct"
• "Yesterday" is an adjunct is an optional, or structurally dispensable, part of a sentence, clause, or phrase that, if removed or discarded, will not otherwise affect the remainder of the sentence. Example: In the above sentence the word "yesterday" is an adjunct, that even if we removed/discarded the meaning of the sentence will not be affected
• "I" is the subject of the sentence which is pronoun. The subject of the sentence can be a noun/pronoun and comes before the verb.
• "got" here is a verb, the helping verb which is an irregular verb denoting action ("cause something to happen"). "Got" is the past tense form of "get" and an alternatives for the past participle.
• "my dresses" refers to direct object referring, which  gives meaning to the "subject's action of the verb"
• "ironed"  is an object complement which follows the "direct object" & modifies/refers to the "direct object". An object complement can be a noun/a word/a group of words/adjective that acts as an "adjective or noun"

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