SummaryIn this period, we’ve learned about some important concepts of syntax.1. The definitions of “S (subject), V (verb), O (object), P (predicative), A (adverbial), DO (direct object), IO (Indirect object) and C (object complement)”;2. The morphologic features corresponding to “ S (subject), V (verb), O (object), P (predicative), A (adverbial), DO (direct object), IO (Indirect object) and C (object complement)”;3. “V”, as the most unstable part in English sentence, decides all the varieties of the basic sentence structures.4. The importance of learning verb patterns.Home work:1. Recite the meanings of the capitalized initials “S (subject), V (verb), O (object), P (predicative), A (adverbial), DO (direct object), IO (Indirect object) and C (object complement)”.2. Think about the significance of distinguishing “transitive verbs” from “intransitive verbs”?