Subjects, Verbs, Complements Again

Name the prepositional phrase: During the game, Hank and Jim told Johnny the score.

Name the compound subject: During the game, Hank and Jim told Johnny the score.

Name the predicate: During the game, Hank and Jim told Johnny the score.

Name the direct object: During the game, Hank and Jim told Johnny the score.

Name the indirect object: During the game, Hank and Jim told Johnny the score.

Name the type the prepositional phrase: The man in the car drove the car and delivered the package.

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Type the prepositional phrase: The man in the car drove the car and delivered the package.

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Name the compound predicate: The man in the car drove the car and delivered the package.

Name the subject: The man in the car drove the car and delivered the package.

Name the direct objects: The man in the car drove the car and delivered the package.