Subject
Direct
Object
Indirect
Object
Predicate
Nominative
100

What is the subject of the following sentence:

Thomas enjoyed his evening.

Who is Thomas

100

What is the direct object of the following sentence:

They built a house for Shane.

What is house

100

Find the indirect object of the following sentence:

She gave Sal a dollar.

Who is Sal

100

Name the predicate nominative ofnthe following sentence: 

Willow is my fluffy dog.

What is my fluffy dog

200

What is the subject of the following sentence:

He was his own worst enemy.

Who is Thomas 

200

The direct object of the following sentence is:

Amy tripped Sue as they excited the room.

Who is Sue

200

Find the indirect object in the following sentece:

Steve threw Mike the ball.

Who is Mike

200

Name the predicate nominative of the following sentence:

Landon is my brother.

What is "is my brother"

300

More than one subject is called:

What are compound subjects

300

A direct object recieves action of the

What is a verb

300

Find the indirect object in the following sentence:

Khloe made Bill a blanket for his trip.

Who is Bill

300

What is the predicate nominative of the following sentence:

Ronald Reagan was the 40th United States President.

What is the 40th United States President

400

The subject usually goes where, in reference to the verb

What is before the verb

400

A direct object usually comes where, in reference to a verb

What is after the verb

400

An indirect object comes where in reference to a direct object? 

Where is before

400

What does the predicate nominative do to the subject?

What is renames the subject 

500

Name the subject(s) in the following sentence:

Liz and Jane ran further on Saturday than on Friday.

Who are Liz and Jane

500

The direct object in the following sentence is:

Ally decided to trip Luke on the way out of the classroom because she was mad at him.

Who is Luke

500

To whome/For whom the direct object is referring to is:

What is an indirect object

500

The words to or for makes the noun part of what

What is a prepositional phrase