The Sentence Structure: A Review

"Zofia knew [that was not common]."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Adverbial

"Her friend looked [different]."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Attribute

"We knew there were dead [down here], remember?"

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Adverbial

"But [the way it had seemed to rear up out of the dark] had thrown her."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Adverbial

"Zofia was about to call out [to the others]."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Adverbial

"Enrique, who was [preoccupied with his research notes], said nothing."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Attribute

"Séverin motioned [for him] to take out the beeswax."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Attribute

"Zofia nodded, then headed [towards Laila]."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Adverbial

"Those look like [claw marks]."

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Attribute

"Are you telling [me] that this skeleton thing just up and clawed through the water?"

• Subject
• Direct object
• Indirect object
• Attribute