Identifying Sentence Parts

A visit to an African art exhibit can be an exciting and rewarding experience.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• predicate nominative

A visit to an African art exhibit can be an exciting and rewarding experience.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• predicate nominative

Many museums offer temporary shows in addition to their permanent collections.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• predicate nominative

Many museums offer temporary shows in addition to their permanent collections.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• indirect object

Many museums offer temporary shows in addition to their permanent collections.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• indirect object

Call ahead for information about special displays of African art.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• indirect object

What is the subject of this sentence?
Call ahead for information about special displays of African art.

• call
• information
• displays
• understood you

What is the subject of this sentence?
There are fine examples of beadwork, basketry, woodwork, leatherwork, and metalwork.

• there
• examples
• beadwork
• metalwork

There are fine examples of beadwork, basketry, woodwork, leatherwork, and metalwork.

• subject
• predicate
• direct object
• indirect object

What is the subject of this sentence?
In some museums are beautiful displays of African textiles.

• museums
• displays
• textiles
• African