WorksheetsPrepare for Quiz #13: Subject & Object Complements
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 23mins
adjective that describes the subject after a linking verb
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
noun that renames the subject after a linking verb
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
noun or pronoun that receives the action of an action verb & answers the question who? or what?
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
noun or pronoun that answers the question to whom? or for whom? & comes after an action verb
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
Select the two types of subject complements.
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
Select the two types of object complements.
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
A subject complement comes after a(n) ______ verb.
Linking
Action
An object complement comes after a(n) ______ verb.
Linking
Action
True/False: In order to have a direct object, you must have an indirect object.
True
False
True/False: In order to have an indirect object, you must have a direct object.
True
False
True/False: A sentence cannot have a direct and an indirect object.
True
False
You will never find a subject or object complement in a (a) phrase.
If a verb has a direct object, it is a(n) _____ verb.
transitive
intransitive
If a verb does not have a direct object, it is a(n) _____ verb.
transitive
intransitive
Identify the direct object:
The plant known as the Venus flytrap catches insects.
plant
Venus
flytrap
insects
Identify the direct object:
Freddy strummed the guitar peacefully for his new girlfriend.
girlfriend
strummed
guitar
peacefully
Identify the direct object:
The Carlisle twins raise rabbits at their farm.
Carlisle
farm
raise
rabbits
Identify the direct objects (more than 1):
In the wild, bears eat plants and meat.
bears
plants
meat
wild
Identify the direct object:
My friend brought gifts to the party.
friend
gifts
party
my
Find the indirect object:
Terry brought the kittens their dinner.
No I.O.
kittens
dinner
brought
Find the indirect object:
The company gave my dad a promotion for all his hard work.
work
dad
promotion
my
Find the indirect object:
Mom made us costumes out of cardboard and paint for the play.
No I.O.
us
costumes
play
Find the indirect object:
He bought himself a new suit on Sunday.
No I.O.
He
himself
presentation
Find the indirect object.
He brought his sister to the mall in New Orleans.
No I.O.
his
sister
mall
Find the subject complement and tell whether it's pred. adj. (PA) or pred. nom. (PN).
His neighbor was scared of the robber.
scared - PA
scared - PN
robber - PA
robber - PN
Find the subject complement and tell whether it's pred. adj. (PA) or pred. nom. (PN).
My mom's friend is talented at her job.
job - PN
job - PA
talented - PA
talented - PN
Find the subject complement and tell whether it's pred. adj. (PA) or pred. nom. (PN).
My sister is an extraordinary singer.
singer - PA
extraordinary - PA
extraordinary - PN
singer - PN
Find the subject complement and tell whether it's pred. adj. (PA) or pred. nom. (PN).
The best player on the team is suspended for today's game.
suspended - PA
suspended - PN
team - PN
team - PA
Find the subject complement and tell whether it's pred. adj. (PA) or pred. nom. (PN).
Santa Claus is a jolly man!
jolly - PA
man - PN
jolly - PN
man - PA
Identify the predicate nominative in the sentence.
Tom and Huck were best friends.
What is the predicate nominative?
Miss Krause is an incredibly awesome teacher!
The underlined phrase is which part of speech in the following sentence?
The main character in the story is a brave knight.
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
The underlined phrase is which part of speech in the following sentence?
The author of the book is famous for his work.
Direct Object
Indirect Object
Predicate Adjective
Predicate Nominative
Which of the following sentences has an action verb?
The old stairway in Kelly’s house seems long.
The fire department sounded their alarm.
The car appeared old and rusty.
Those tulips look fantastic in the spring sunshine.
Which of the following sentences has a linking verb?
She smelled the soup that her mom had prepared.
The chef tasted the new cook's dishes before service.
She looks tired and weary after mowing the grass.
He felt the hot sand between his toes at the beach.
