What is the verb in this sentence?

The shallow reefs are full of marine life

What is the verb in this sentence?

Thousands of tiny corals form huge reefs

What is the subject in this sentence?

An individual coral looks quite small

Which part of the sentence is the prepositional phrase?

The northeast coast of Australia has miles of reefs

What is the indirect object (IO) of this sentence?

People get themselves diving gear on the mainland

What is the direct object (DO) of this sentence?

They see many wonderful creatures in the water

What is the direct object (DO) of this sentence?

Some have given the Great Barrier Reef a nickname, the "Blue Outback"

What is the sentence pattern of this sentence?

Dugongs and dolphins swim in the water

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The bright orange clownfish will usually hide itself in anemones.

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Jellyfish taste good to sea turtles

What is the adverb in this sentence?

Jellyfish can often give people painful stings.

What is the sentence pattern for this sentence?

This colorful fish is an angelfish.

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

Lobsters (crawl, crawls) along the bottom

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

A large crab (snatch, snatches) at his prey

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

Colorful starfish (inch, inches) slowly across the ocean floor

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

In his speech to us, the guide (implied, inferred) that the area was safe

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

I (set, sat) the underwater camera in the boat

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

The turtle (raised, rose) his head

What is the correct verb for this sentence?

Several giant clams (set, sat) on the bottom