Identify the SVO in the following sentences.
7. In recent surveys, when parents in some cities were asked about their own childhood ex-
periences, the majority remembered having more, or far more opportunities for going out
on their own, compared with their own children today.
8. However, assuming the build-up of greenhouse gases is responsible and that the warming
will continue, scientists – and inhabitants of low-lying coastal areas – would like to know
the extent of future sea level rises.
9. When airline pilot Percy Trezise began to explore the rock art galleries of Cape York
Peninsula in the early 1960s – a hobby that was to obsess him for the next 30 years, the
consensus of academic opinion was that Australia had been peopled for less than 10,000
years.
10. Given anything that resembles a well-rounded life – with adults and other children to listen
to, talk to, to do things with their minds will acquire naturally all the skills required for
further learning
11. Among the problems afflicting a burgeoning world population, overcrowding, poverty,
and environmental degradation are combining to put at risk the very essence of our sur-
vival – food.
12. Scientists are hoping that one day, with enough data and sufficiently powerful computers,
they will be able to calculate, without actually setting fire to anything, the way a fire will
spread in any given building.
13. However, undue reliance on such categories and the consequent ‘pigeonholing’ of indi-
viduals into one of the five categories can result in failure to provide the opportunities for
each person to develop.
14. But the discovery, beginning two years ago, of a vast Aboriginal graveyard at Lake Victoria
near the confluence of the Murray and Darling rivers has thrown even this into doubt.
15. Recent work by oceanographers, using a new model which takes into account a number of
subtle facets of the sea – including vast and complex ocean currents – suggests that the rise
in sea level may be less than some carlier estimates predicted
7. parents in some cities were asked about their own childhood ex- periences,
8. scientists – and inhabitants of low-lying coastal areas – would like to know the extent of future sea level rises.
9. When airline pilot Percy Trezise began to explore the rock art galleries of Cape York Peninsula
10. x
11. the problems afflicting a burgeoning world population, overcrowding, poverty, and environmental degradation are combining to put at risk the very essence of our sur- vival – food.
12. x
13. reliance on such categories and the consequent ‘pigeonholing’ of indi- viduals into one of the five categories can result in failure to provide the opportunities for each person to develop.
14. But the discovery, beginning two years ago, of a vast Aboriginal graveyard at Lake Victoria near the confluence of the Murray and Darling rivers has thrown even this into doubt.
15. Recent work by oceanographers, using a new model which takes into account a number of subtle facets of the sea – including vast and complex ocean currents – suggests that the rise in sea level may be less than some carlier estimates predicted