#GRAMMAR 5.16 PRACTICE (due date: Wednesday, November 9)

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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.

Each year, the genie grants his owner one wish.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The earthquake shook the foundation.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

We are late as usual.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The man on the corner gave John some misleading directions.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cafe gave free samples to potential customers.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Will you buy me a new computer?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They might be happy to help.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Dave sent Sally a rose for her birthday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My brother picked up his backpack.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The painting is a still life.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My family gave the tornado victims money to help them rebuild.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Our mother swept the dirt off the kitchen floor.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The subjects in early paintings were usually very important people.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cyclone ripped off the Christmas lights.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The clown made the children animal balloons.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The crossing guard guided her.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cat was afraid and ran under the bed.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They will tell him after work on Friday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

You are being foolish if you leave now.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Somebody made the bird a house.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Brandon is a gifted athlete.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The puppy brought its mother the squeaky toy.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The officer gave the soldiers a lecture.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

It was he who caught the winning touchdown Friday night.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Each year, the genie grants his owner one wish.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The earthquake shook the foundation.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

We are late as usual.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The man on the corner gave John some misleading directions.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cafe gave free samples to potential customers.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Will you buy me a new computer?

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They might be happy to help.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Dave sent Sally a rose for her birthday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My brother picked up his backpack.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The painting is a still life.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

My family gave the tornado victims money to help them rebuild.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Our mother swept the dirt off the kitchen floor.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The subjects in early paintings were usually very important people.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cyclone ripped off the Christmas lights.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The clown made the children animal balloons.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The crossing guard guided her.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The cat was afraid and ran under the bed.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

They will tell him after work on Friday.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

You are being foolish if you leave now.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Somebody made the bird a house.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

Brandon is a gifted athlete.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The puppy brought its mother the squeaky toy.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

The officer gave the soldiers a lecture.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement

It was he who caught the winning touchdown Friday night.

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Subject Complement