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Worksheet Obj N Subj Comp

This document provides examples of sentences and identifies the verb, subject complement, direct object, indirect object, and object complement in each sentence. It gives 12 sentences as examples and provides the answers for each one, identifying which element is the verb, subject complement, etc. It then provides a second exercise with 16 additional sentences for the user to practice identifying subject complements and object complements.

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Worksheet Obj N Subj Comp

This document provides examples of sentences and identifies the verb, subject complement, direct object, indirect object, and object complement in each sentence. It gives 12 sentences as examples and provides the answers for each one, identifying which element is the verb, subject complement, etc. It then provides a second exercise with 16 additional sentences for the user to practice identifying subject complements and object complements.

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Identify the verb, subject complement, direct object, indirect object and object

complement in the following sentences.

1. George is the captain.

2. The judge pronounced the judgment.

3. My sister looked worried.

4. Parents should be kind to their children.

5. Mother brought us tea.

6. The officer asked him several questions.

7. Let us send him our greetings.

8. We should keep our surroundings clean.

9. My aunt has brought me a computer.

10. The class elected Martin their monitor.

11. Our visit made the host happy.

12. This book is interesting.

Answers
1. Verb – is; subject complement – the captain

2. Verb – pronounced; object – the judgment

3. Verb – looked; subject complement – worried

4. Verb – should be; subject complement – kind

5. Verb – brought; direct object – tea; indirect object – us


6. Verb – asked; direct object – several questions; indirect object – him

7. Verb – send; direct object – our greetings; indirect object – him

8. Verb – should keep; object – our surroundings; object complement – clean

9. Verb – has brought; indirect object – me; direct object – a computer

10. Verb – elected; object – Martin; object complement – their monitor

11. Verb – made; object – the host; object complement – happy

12. Verb – is; subject complement – interesting

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This exercise will give you practice in identifying subject complements and object
complements in sentences.

Instructions
Each of the following sentences contains a complement. Identify the complement in
each sentence, and note whether it is a subject complement or an object complement.
When you're done, compare your answers with those on page two.
1. Pablo is extremely intelligent.
2. I find him intelligent.
3. Shyla eventually became my best friend.
4. ur neighbor's dogs are very dangerous.
5. Ginger's hair dye turned the water pink.
6. After our fight on the first day of school, Jenny became my friend for life.
7. We painted the ceiling blue.
8. You are making me angry.
9. Paula is a good dancer.
10. Dorothy named her parakeet Onan.
11. Known as "the father of the Texas blues," Blind Lemon Jefferson was a popular
entertainer in the 1920s.
12. The gift Karen gave her brother was a hamster.
13. Buck grew up in Oklahoma and became an expert horse rider before reaching
his eighteenth birthday.
14. I once considered Shyla my fiercest enemy.
15. After reviewing the details of the case, the court pronounced the boy not guilty.
16. By the second month of the drought, the river had run dry.
Below are the answers (in bold and italics) to the exercise Practice in Identifying
Subject and Object Complements.
1. Pablo is extremely intelligent. (subject complement)
2. I find him intelligent. (object complement)
3. Shyla eventually became my best friend. (subject complement)
4. Our neighbor's dogs are very dangerous. (subject complement)
5. Ginger's hair dye turned the water pink. (object complement)
6. After our fight on the first day of school, Jenny became my friend for life. (subject
complement)
1. We painted the ceiling blue. (object complement)
2. You are making me angry. (object complement)
3. Paula is a good dancer. (subject complement)
4. Dorothy named her parakeet Onan. (object complement)
5. Known as "the father of the Texas blues," Blind Lemon Jefferson was a
popular entertainer in the 1920s. (subject complement)
6. The gift Karen gave her brother was a hamster. (subject complement)
7. Buck grew up in Oklahoma and became an expert horse rider before reaching
his eighteenth birthday. (subject complement)
8. I once considered Shyla my fiercest enemy. (object complement)
9. After reviewing the details of the case, the court pronounced the boy not
guilty. (object complement)
10. By the second month of the drought, the river had run dry. (subject complement)

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