a noun or pronoun which indirectly receives the action of a verb

noun or pronoun which identifies the subject in the predicate

adjective in the predicate which describes the subject

Identify the direct object in the sentence:

My pen pal from Guatemala visited me last summer

Identify the direct object in the sentence:

Did you hear the news?

Identify the direct object in the sentence:

I bought a CD of Italian folk songs for her birthday

Identify the indirect object in the sentence:

The coach awarded her a varsity letter.

Identify the indirect object in the sentence:

We called the dogs and gave them their food.

Identify the indirect object in the sentence:

Anita proudly mounted the dais, and the principal gave her the gold medal.

Identify the predicate nominative:

Angela has become a very good runner.

Identify the predicate nominative:

Ray Bradbury is a short-story writer.

Identify the predicate nominative:

History is the study of the past.

Identify the predicate adjective:

All the astronauts look confident.

Identify the predicate adjective:

The cast members seem excited about the good reviews in today’s newspapers.

What is the underlined word?

Pilar caught the ball and threw it to first base.

What is the underlined word?

Your cousin seems nice.

What is the underlined word?

I’m not the one who did that.

What is the underlined word?

The sun grew hotter as the day went on.

What is the underlined word?

Mrs. Sato gave me a passing grade.