Parts of a Sentence

The soup was DISGUSTING.

• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object
• objective complement

Shelly loves sitting outside in the SUNSHINE.

• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object
• object of the preposition

MY DAUGHTER'S FAVORITE MOVIE is Trolls World Tour.

• compound subject
• compound predicate
• complete subject
• complete predicate
• simple subject

The new house is a MANSION.

• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object
• simple predicate

We gave our new NEIGHBORS a batch of fresh cookies.

• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object
• simple predicate

Mr. Tinley always drinks COFFEE in the morning.

• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object
• simple predicate

The Halloween DECORATIONS were over-the-top.

• simple subject
• complete subject
• complete predicate
• compound subject
• compound predicate

Jared WAS EXPELLED FOR FIGHTING IN SCHOOL.

• complete predicate
• complete subject
• compound subject
• compound predicate
• simple predicate

The boss FIRED and SUED Levi for his lewd behavior at work.

• compound predicate
• complete subject
• complete predicate
• compound subject
• simple predicate

My teacher finds poorly-written emails ANNOYING.

• objective complement
• predicate nominative
• predicate adjective
• direct object
• indirect object