simple, compound, or complex sentences
complete sentences, fragments, or run-ons
Direct/Indirect object
Object/Subject complement
100

Jack jumped over the hill. 

simple

100

Grandpa watered the plants

complete

100

What is the direct object?

Marie sold me her old car. 

car

100

What is the object complement?

The class elected her president for the year.

president 

200

Let's eat dinner before watching the movie.

complex

200

Rained for four days.

fragment 

200

What is the indirect object?

My parents bought me a new phone. 

me

200

What is the subject complement?

We are late as usual.

late

300

I bought a dog, and I bought a cat.

compound

300

Wolves are shy around humans they prefer to not be seen.

run-on

300

What is the direct object?

He eats a pizza.

pizza

300

What is the object complement?

The sunburn turned Tara’s face red. 

red

400

I like to go shopping and ride bikes.

simple

400

I always ride my bike with a helmet on.

complete

400

What is the indirect object?

She told my dad the truth.

dad

400

What is the subject complement?

Do you feel tired?

tired

500

Cam and Mario rode bikes after they ate breakfast.

complex

500

The boys and their teacher.

fragment

500

What is the direct object?

We saw three movies. 

movies

500

Identify the complement in the sentence as an object or subject complement.

They called the job done.

object complement