Parts of a Sentence Flashcards

(7 cards)

1
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The sentence has two sides:

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subject and predicate

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Subject

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The noun or pronoun that the sentence is about

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predicate:

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The simple predicate is the verb.

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4
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Agreement:

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The subject and predicate must agree in number; they both must be either singular or plural: the town is, towns are.

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5
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Direct Object:

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The noun or pronoun that receives the action of the action verb.

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Indirect object:

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The noun or object pronoun that is located BETWEEN the action verb and the direct object and that is INDIRECTLY AFFECTED by the action: The mayor gave HIM an award.

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Subject complement:

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The noun, subject pronoun, or adjective linked to the subject by a linking verb, like an equation:

  • The homes on this street are TOWNHOUSES. (homes = townhouses)
  • It was HE (it = he)
  • The weather outside was FRIGHTFUL. (weather = frightful)
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