Subject and Predicate
Direct and Indirect Objects
Subject Complements
O.C., Inv, and Rev
Random Spooky Stuff
100
Copy down the simple subject and predicate from the sentence (and which is which): The rats nimbly leapt from their cage.

What is rats (SS) and leapt (SP)

100

The kind of verb a direct object and indirect object always follows

What is an action verb?

100

The kind of verb subject complements always follow

What are linking verbs?

100

The order of normal sentences in English

What are subject then predicate?

100

Where object complements always fall in a sentence.

Where is after a direct object?

200

Copy down the simple subject and simple predicate (and which is which): The glasses of water and cups of coffee sat on the counter.

What are glasses and cups (ss) and sat (sp)?

200

The direct object in the sentence: Wrap that cape around you tighter against the chill.

What is cape?

200

The predicate adjective in the sentence: Benjamin kicked the soccer ball high up into the air.

What is there is none?

200

The object complement in the sentence: Willow called the whole process stupid.

What is stupid?

200

The complement that is found in prepositional phrases

What is none?

300

Between what which you draw the line delineating your complete subject and predicate in the sentence:

The raspy breath of a sick child is no joke.

Where is between child and is?

300

The direct object and indirect object in the sentence: The wind tossed Jeremy Heather's scarf when it blew away.

What is Jeremy (IO) and scarf (DO)?

300

The predicate nominative in the sentence: The Mudslide is the undeniably best drink at Benny's diner.

What is drink?

300
Revert the following inverted sentence: Off ran the adventurers on another quest.

What is: The adventurers ran off on another quest?

300

Write an original sentence containing: a predicate adjective.

What is {who knows what you said but somebody got it right, I assume}?

400

Write the complete subject and complete predicate in the sentence with a line between (and label each):

You should really be quieter in the library, Sir.

              S.       P. 

What is You | should really be quieter in the library | Sir. (S)

400

The direct object and indirect object in the sentence: That crow seems to be an even better flyer than the falcon.

What is none?

400

Whether the object complement is a PN or a PA and what it is: The breeze felt like a bucket of ice water.

What is bucket, a PN?

400

Invert the following sentence:


The thief leapt from roof to roof.

What is: From roof to roof leapt the thief?

400

Write an original sentence separating the complete subject, complete predicate, labeling the verb type, and featuring a direct object.

What is {some very active sentence}?

500

Write the complete subject and complete predicate of the sentence with a line between (and label each):

Martin's little brother was in so much trouble for his behavior.

What is:

            S.                      P.

 Martin's little brother | was in so much trouble for his behavior.

500

The direct and indirect object in the sentence: Louis stopped on his errands and took an invitation to Jonathan.

What is invitation (DO) and no IO?

500

Whether the subject complement is a PN or a PA and which it is: You really think Debbie is sweet and a good friend?

What are both sweet (PA) and friend (PN)?

500

Revert the following sentence and label the next sentence's object complement.


Upon the walls were scrawled the words.

Bathory painted the words  green.

What are: The words were scrawled upon the walls and green?

500

Bring it all together: Write out the complete subject, complete predicate, the verb type, the direct object, and the indirect object.


A perpetually late employee often hands her boss excuses.

What is: (A perpetually late employee–CS, often hands her boss excuses–CP, VERB: Action, DO: Excuses, and IO: Boss).

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