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Nouns
Verbs
Objects
Complements
Modifiers
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A proper noun.
What is identifies a specific person, place or thing, and uses capital letters.
100
transitive verb?
What kind of verb takes a direct object.
100
Tird person singular pronouns in the Objective Case
What are Him, Her, It
100
Predicate Adjectives and Predicate Nominatives
What subject complements go with linking verbs?
100
Adverbs
What is a modifier that asks, "when, where, how, how much?"
200
What is the noun in this sentence? Impending and impatient Advent was late in coming.
What is Advent
200
Have given
What is the verb in this sentence? "Have they given any thought to the solution?"
200
Her
What is the indirect object? "Let's give her the answers before she falls asleep."
200
useful
What is the complement? "Give us help, and be useful."
200
Called
What does the prepositional phrase modify? "Leaving early, the student called his mother by phone to tell her where he would be waiting."
300
National Airport
What is the proper noun? "The Brazilian band left their luggage at National Airport."
300
improved
What is the intransitive verb in this sentence? "Mary sang her tune softly to the child, whose mood improved immediately."
300
him
What is the direct object? Alec was kicked in the face by Grant, but it didn't bother him.
300
Important
What is the subject complement in this sentence? "Let's let it slide because it isn't important.
300
slanted
What is the participial modifier in this sentence? "The student staggered across the slanted stage."
400
death
What is the common noun in this sentence? "Give me liberty or give me death?"
400
Past tense
What tense is the verb in this sentence? "He fled the scene."
400
pier
What is the object of the preposition in this sentence? "Slipping away from the pier, the boat picked up speed."
400
happy
What is/are the subject complement(s) in this sentence? "They sang their songs and danced their dances; and they were happy."
400
jacket
What word is being modified by the adjective phrase? "The jacket with the orange hood belonged to Mark."
500
Loss, liberty, love, relationship
What abstract nouns are in this sentence? "Loss, liberty, and love were at stake in this relationship."
500
Future
What is the tense of the verb? "Batting curves will be a challenge for some Seventh Graders, but not for Tom."
500
darkness
What is the object of the preposition? "Slipping into the darkness, the wily burglar made his getaway."
500
Camper
What is the predicate nominative? "He appears today to be unconcerned about his poor grades, but he will be a sorry camper tomorrow."
500
After his failure
What is the adverbial phrase? "After his failure to succeed in chess, Jerome doubled down and went to a class for beginners."