In English, there are six basic sentence patterns, some of which you have just worked through in this chapter. Although there are other patterns, they build on these six.
Subject-Verb (S-V). This pattern is the most basic one, as you have already seen.
Subject-Linking Verb-Noun (S-LV-N)
Subject-Linking Verb-Adjective (S-LV-ADJ)
Subject-Verb-Adverb (S-V-ADV)
Subject-Verb-Direct Object (S-V-DO). A direct object directly receives the action of the verb.
Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Indirect Object. An indirect object does not directly receive the action of the verb.
This pattern can also have the indirect object before the direct object.