#GRAMMAR 5.16 REDO

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DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
If you did better on the redo, email your teacher.
Copy this message into your email: "I earned a better score on the Grammar 5.16 redo assignment."

If you earned the same score as the first time or did worse, do not send an email.

PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify if the underlined word is a direct object, indirect object, or subject complement. (24 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are EXACTLY eight of each.

I will take it.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

He did the whole team a great favor.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Bobby John becomes embarrassed when people compliment his skill.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

She should be hungry soon since she ate so little.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The factory offered the villagers new jobs.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Marsha and I told the story about the white whale to him.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Wind turbines are a renewable source of power.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Did Brandon leave me this mess to clean up?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Mario Garcia has been councilman for five years.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The students completed their homework in a timely manner.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They gave my brother a book for his birthday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

One of the workers painted the garage for us.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Susie’s face will turn red.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The electrician repaired an outlet.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Ryan bought his sisters some curtains for their new apartment.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

A violinist played the couple a romantic tune at the fancy restaurant.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Erin bought herself a new dress.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My teacher taught an algebra lesson.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Kathy has been my neighbor since I moved in.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Bosses can be demanding.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Can Abigail get the boys tickets for Saturday's big game?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The baker baked us some fresh muffins.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

His assignment is difficult for him.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My best friend’s husband played his trumpet in the concert.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

I will take it.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

He did the whole team a great favor.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Bobby John becomes embarrassed when people compliment his skill.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

She should be hungry soon since she ate so little.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The factory offered the villagers new jobs.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Marsha and I told the story about the white whale to him.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Wind turbines are a renewable source of power.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Did Brandon leave me this mess to clean up?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Mario Garcia has been councilman for five years.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The students completed their homework in a timely manner.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They gave my brother a book for his birthday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

One of the workers painted the garage for us.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Susie’s face will turn red.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The electrician repaired an outlet.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Ryan bought his sisters some curtains for their new apartment.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

A violinist played the couple a romantic tune at the fancy restaurant.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Erin bought herself a new dress.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My teacher taught an algebra lesson.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Kathy has been my neighbor since I moved in.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Bosses can be demanding.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Can Abigail get the boys tickets for Saturday's big game?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The baker baked us some fresh muffins.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

His assignment is difficult for him.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My best friend’s husband played his trumpet in the concert.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement