I need to identify the subject, verb, and any complements (direct object, indirect object, subject complement, objective complement) and the prepositional phrasesof the following sentances.I thought i had them more or less right but when i turned them in i got 59% and i dont know what i have right or wrongIf you can please let me know what i have right and some hints about the wrong parts, because im having alot of trouble figuring all this out. 1. On Friday Esther showed the jeweler an antique necklaceOn Friday = Prep phraseEsther = Subjectshowed = verbJeweler = Direct Objectnecklace = object compliment2. Dianna gave George a cold shoulder at the party.Diana = Subjectgave= verbGeorge = Direct Objectshoulder = Object complimentat the party = prep phrase3 The pilot told the crew chief about the damagesPilot = Subject told = verbchief = Direct objectabout the damages = prep phrase4. Take the book to your motherTake = verbbook = subjectto your mother = prep phrase5 Sandy´s throw to first base was shortThrow = subjectto first base = prep phrasewas = verbshort = subject compliment6. Maine´s eastern boundary is the western edge of the Atlantic OceanBoundary = subjectis = verbedge = subject complimentof the atlantic ocean = prep phrase7. The grey-blue ocean stretched out before himocean= subjectstretched = verbbefore him = prep phrase
Does your text refer to the subject as conjugate nouns and conjugate adjectives?
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His friends were brought by the man in the back row.
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I need to identify the subject, verb, and any complement (direct object, indirect object, subject complement, objective complement) and the prepositional phrases. The following sentances have been received. 1. Harry's father is Seattle's wealthiest citizen. 2.The committe elected George chairman 3. Jason had a birthday party at his favorite Mexican restaurant. 4.Those mustard pickles taste too sour for me. 5.The only car for him is one of those new GTO's.
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