What patterns do the following sentences follow
sv, svo, svio, svn, sva, svoc
1. freshly cut hay always smells clean and sweet
2. many historians consider harriet tubman a major personality in united states history.
3. the coach of the field hockey team gave each member a certificate of achievement.
4. fallen meteors have been discovered by scientists in various parts of the world.
5. the correct answer to the question is the last one.

1. Freshly cut hay always smells clean and sweet - SVA (Subject-Verb-Predicate Adjective). Freshly cut hay is the subject, always smells is the verb, and clean and sweet is predicate adjective
2. Many historians consider Harriet Tubman a major personality in United States history. - SVDOOC (Subject-Verb-Direct Object-Object Complement). Many historians is subject, consider is verb, Harriet Tubman is direct object, and a major personality in United States history is object complement
3. The coach of the field hockey team gave each member a certificate of achievement. - SVIODO (Subject-Verb-Indirect Object-Direct Object).
The coach of the field hockey team is S, gave is V, each member is IO, and a certificate of achievement is DO.
4. Fallen meteors have been discovered by scientists in various parts of the world. - SV. Fallen meteors is S, and the rest of the sentence is V.
5. The correct answer to the question is the last one. - SVN (Subject-Verb-Predicate nominative). The correct answer to the question is S, is is V, and the last one is predicate nominative