1. PARTS OF SPEECH
Predicate pronouns, predicate nouns, direct object, indirect objects, predicate adjectives.
By natasha and clark!

2. Predicate Nouns
Renames, identifies, or defines the subject after a linking verb.
Refer to page in the language networks book
Example: He remains the best student in the class.
Student in this case is the predicate noun
Student is the predicate noun because it follows the linking verb remains and identifies the verbs subject.

3. Predicate Pronoun
Follows a linking verb, and identifies the verb’s subject.
Page 61 in the language networks book.
Example: The buyers you and she…..
The words you and she are the predicate pronouns
Those words are the predicate nouns because they follow the linking verb and identify the verb’s subject

4. Direct Object Names the receiver of the action after an action verb.
Page 47 in language networks
Example: Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence
The direct objects is Declaration of Independence
The direct object is Declaration of Independence because it names the reciever of he action which in this case is wrote.

5. Predicate Adjective
A predicate adjective is an adjective that follows a linking verb and describes the verb’s subject.
Page 129 in he Language Network book
The airplanes were strange.

6. Indirect Object
Tells to whom or what or of whom or of what an action is done.
Page 47 and 55 in the Language network book
Kyra just handed Jordan a moldy plum.
Jordan is the indirect object
Jordan is the indirect object because Jordan tells to whom an object Is done.

7. Lets see what you’ve learned
Find the indirect object in this sentence
Natasha just handed clark a moldy plum.
Is the answer
Clark
Natasha
Moldy plum
Or handed

8. The answer The answer would be A, clark!
Now if you have anymore questions please refer to the given pages
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