WorksheetsNouns as Objects and Nouns as subject complements
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the direct object?
The children played a game in their basement.
children
basement
game
in
What is the direct object?
The two birds built a new nest in the oak tree.
nest
birds
tree
oak
What is the direct object?
The audience applauded the talented actor.
audience
actor
applauded
talented
Identify the indirect object:
The sun gives people warmth and light.
people
warmth
light
sun
Identify the indirect object in the sentence:
Sally sold Jim some tickets to her school play.
Sally
Jim
tickets
play
Identify the indirect object in this sentence:
He told his parents a lie.
he
parents
lie
told
Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:
Janice and Carla spent the day at the mall.
Janice
day
Carla
mall
Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:
The children were charmed by the magician's tricks.
children
charmed
tricks
magician
Identify the object of the preposition in the following sentence:
We visited the Royal Ontario Museum in Canada.
Canada
we
visited
Museum
Identify the subject complement.
Mike will remain the president of the company.
Mike
remain
company
president
Identify the subject complement.
My son became a professional basketball player.
player
professional
son
basketball
Identify the linking verb.
Michael Jackson was a great singer.
Michael Jackson
great
singer
Identify the subject and subject complement.
The box is a present for my friend.
The (S)
friend (SC)
present (S)
friend (SC)
box (S)
friend (SC)
box (S)
present (SC)
Identify the subject complement.
My favorite subject is math because of the challenge.
subject
challenge
math
Indirect objects answer the question...
TO whom or TO what
whom or what after the action verb
whom or what after the preposition
Direct objects answer the question
TO whom or TO what
whom or what after the action verb
whom or what after the preposition
To find the object of the preposition, ask
TO whom or TO what
ask what or whom after the action verb
whom or what after the preposition
