Diagramming sentences

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What is 'invigorating' in the sentence: 'After weeks of rain, the morning sunshine on Colton's face felt invigorating'?

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predicate adjective

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Subject of the sentence: Always be a good sport, no matter the outcome of the game or the attitude of your opponent.

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you

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Word 'trouble' in: 'Charlene gave Dilbert all the trouble that he could handle.'

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direct object

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Does this sentence have a direct object? The kiwi lays enormous eggs -- the largest eggs of any living species relative to its size.

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yes

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Does this sentence have a direct object? On its maiden voyage, the Titanic collided with an iceberg in the freezing waters of the North Atlantic.

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no

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Subject of the sentence: One of the most destructive hurricanes in recent history occurred in Kashmir and Pakistan on October 8, 2005.

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one

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Modifiers appear on slanted lines under the words they modify.

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True

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Line to separate verb and direct object:

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A vertical line that touches the horizontal line but does NOT intersect it.

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Element in the sentence: He destroyed the paper.

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A direct object.

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Sentence with one independent clause:

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Simple