Definitions
To find this, you say the verb plus "what" or "whom."
What is the direct object?
She is a famous artist.
What is artist?
He ate cake after dinner.
What is cake?
The wasps flew around the gym.
What is gym?
Mrs. Kerrigan fed Hank a scoop of dry food.
Who is Hank?
To find this, you say the verb plus "to whom" or "for whom."
What is the indirect object?
Smoothies are a really good snack.
What is snack?
They studied their notes for the test.
What is notes?
I can help out in a minute.
What is minute?
Give a dog a bone.
What is dog?
A noun is this when it is doing the action of the verb.
What is the subject?
Basketball is lots of fun.
What is lots?
Josh Allen rushed 30 yards for a touchdown.
What is yards?
Decorations with music will win the contest.
What is music?
Who is Mrs. Fallica?
The noun that renames the subject after a linking verb is called this.
What is a subject complement?
Mr. Seibert was one of the first graduates of CCS.
What is one?
They performned multiple songs at Western Albemarle High School.
What is songs?
Throughout mass, people were mesmerized by the wasps.
What is mass?
Mr. Garland told his homeroom a dad joke.
What is homeroom?
A noun that comes after the verb and before the direct object is this.
What is an indirect object?
Tomorrow, it will be your birthday!
What is birthday?
On the current track, Mrs. Kerrigan will lose her Fantasy Football league.
What is league?
The first day of Thanksgiving break is a Saturday.
The wasps gave the Kindergartners a big scare.
Who are Kindergartners?