Identify the multiple-word modifiers of the following sentence The man wearing the brown suit left his papers on his desk.

wearing the brown suit, on his desk

the brown suit, his papers, on his desk

the man, left his papers, his desk

Identify the multiple-word modifiers of the following sentence The shop on the corner sells newspapers from many cities.

on the corner, from many cities

Identify the multiple-word modifiers of the following sentence The rain we had yesterday left floods on many streets all over the city.

we had yesterday, on many streets all over the city

The rain we had yesterday, on many streets

The rain we had yesterday, all over the city

Identify the multiple-word modifiers of the following sentence The batter who hit to left field reached first base before the ball was thrown in

who hit to left field, before the ball was thrown in

who hit, reached first base, thrown in

hit to left field, before the ball

the batter, reached first base, thrown in

Identify subjects, verbs, direct objects, indirect objects, complements, and modifiers of the following sentence Drama critics often are frustrated playwrights.

subject: critics, verb: are , direct object: none, indirect object: none, complement: playwrights, modifier: Drama, often, frustrated

subject: Drama critics, verb: often, direct object: playwrights, indirect object: none, complement: frustrated, modifier: none

subject: critics, verb: often are, direct object: frustrated playwrights, indirect object: none, complement: none, modifier: none

subject: Drama critics, verb: are, direct object: playwrights, indirect object: none, complement: frustrated, modifier: often

subject: Drama critics, verb: are, direct object: frustrated playwrights, indirect object: none, complement: none, modifier: none

Identify subjects, verbs, direct objects, indirect objects, complements, and modifiers of the following sentence. Rebecca West has written several novels on English life.

subject: Rebecca West, verb: has written, direct object: novels, indirect object: none, complement: none, modifier: several, on English life

subject: Rebecca West, verb: has written, direct object: none, indirect object: none, complement: several novels, modifier: on English life

subject: Rebecca West, verb: has written, direct object: novels, indirect object: none, complement: several, modifier: English life

subject: Rebecca West, verb: has written, direct object: several novels, indirect object: none, complement: none, modifier: English life

subject: Rebecca West, verb: written, direct object: novels, indirect object: several, complement: none, modifier: has, on English life

Identify the phrase of the following sentence. Then state their functions in the sentence (as modifiers, subjects, complements or objects). A simple country doctor was all she wanted to be.

A simple country doctor; subject

all she wanted to be; complement

country doctor; all she wanted to be; modifier

Identify the phrase of the following sentence. Then state their functions in the sentence (as modifiers, subjects, complements or objects). Books were his best friends, time his greatest foe.

time his greatest foe; modifier

were his best friends; complement

Identify the dependent clauses of the following sentence Supersonic transport airplanes have little to recommend them, since they save the traveler little time and contribute heavily to air pollution.

since they save the traveler little time and contribute heavily to air pollution.

since they save the traveler little time

and contribute heavily to air pollution

Supersonic transport airplanes have little to recommend them

Identify the dependent clauses of the following sentence The movie held all of us spellbound except for Kate, who yawned audibly from the time the movie began.

who yawned audibly from the time the movie began.

The movie held all of us spellbound

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MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement) of the following sentence
Grace Siahaya called her brothers and sisters.

none

Direct Object

her brothers and sisters

Verb

Grace Siahaya

Subject

called

Complement

CATEGORIZE QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
Burglars were ransacking the house.

Groups:

(a) Subject

(b) Verb

(d) Complement

were ransacking

The house

None

Burglars

MATCH QUESTION

1 min • 5 pts

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
She felt the lining of her coat.

the lining

Verb

of her coat

Subject

none

Modifier

felt

Direct object

She

Complement

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

1 min • 4 pts

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement, modifiers) of the following sentence:
She felt well again.

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Subj: She
Verb: fells
Comp: well
Modifier: again
or
S: She
V: fells
C: well
M: again
or
She: S
fells: V
well : C
again: M

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Lina Kadang and Niwayan supplied Yesra Kandami food and drink.

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Indirect Object: Yesra Kandami
or
Yesra Kandami

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Librarians provide services for readers.

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Indirect Object: readers
or
readers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
District attorneys may ask embarrassing questions of witnesses.

witnesses

district attorneys

may ask

embarrassing questions

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Basic English Grammar Quiz

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement) of the following sentence
Grace Siahaya called her brothers and sisters.

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
Burglars were ransacking the house.

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
She felt the lining of her coat.

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement, modifiers) of the following sentence:
She felt well again.

Subj: She
Verb: fells
Comp: well
Modifier: again
or
S: She
V: fells
C: well
M: again
or
She: S
fells: V
well : C
again: M

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Lina Kadang and Niwayan supplied Yesra Kandami food and drink.

Indirect Object: Yesra Kandami
or
Yesra Kandami

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Librarians provide services for readers.

Indirect Object: readers
or
readers

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
District attorneys may ask embarrassing questions of witnesses.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Cargo ships give daily service to most clients.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Children may tell their parents many strange stories.

Identify the single-word modifiers of the following sentence
Helena opened her birthday gifts joyfully.

Single word modifier: her birthday; joyfully
or
her birthday; joyfully

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Basic English Grammar Quiz

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement) of the following sentenceGrace Siahaya called her brothers and sisters.

Identify the principle elements of the following sentenceBurglars were ransacking the house. ​

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence She felt the lining of her coat.

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement, modifiers) of the following sentence: She felt well again.

Subj: She Verb: fellsComp: wellModifier: againorS: She V: fellsC: wellM: againorShe: Sfells: Vwell : Cagain: M

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentenceLina Kadang and Niwayan supplied Yesra Kandami food and drink.

Indirect Object: Yesra KandamiorYesra Kandami

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentenceLibrarians provide services for readers.

Indirect Object: readersorreaders

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentenceDistrict attorneys may ask embarrassing questions of witnesses.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentenceCargo ships give daily service to most clients.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentenceChildren may tell their parents many strange stories.

Identify the single-word modifiers of the following sentenceHelena opened her birthday gifts joyfully.

Single word modifier: her birthday; joyfullyorher birthday; joyfully

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Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement) of the following sentence
Grace Siahaya called her brothers and sisters.

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
Burglars were ransacking the house.

Identify the principle elements of the following sentence
She felt the lining of her coat.

Identify the principle elements (Subject, verb, direct object, complement, modifiers) of the following sentence:
She felt well again.

Subj: She
Verb: fells
Comp: well
Modifier: again
or
S: She
V: fells
C: well
M: again
or
She: S
fells: V
well : C
again: M

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Lina Kadang and Niwayan supplied Yesra Kandami food and drink.

Indirect Object: Yesra Kandami
or
Yesra Kandami

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Librarians provide services for readers.

Indirect Object: readers
or
readers

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
District attorneys may ask embarrassing questions of witnesses.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Cargo ships give daily service to most clients.

Identify the indirect objects of the following sentence
Children may tell their parents many strange stories.

Identify the single-word modifiers of the following sentence
Helena opened her birthday gifts joyfully.

Single word modifier: her birthday; joyfully
or
her birthday; joyfully