I hate you
Throughout the entire investigation, the lead detective seemed unconcerned about the mayor’s apparent involvement in the case.
Indirect Object
Prepositional phrase
participial phrase
simple predicate
What’s the purpose of this exercise?
possessive
direct object
object of preposition
predicate nominative
Tom said he doesn’t feel well.
Possessive,
predicate adjective,
direct object,
predicate nominative
People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
Subject of dependent clause,
predicate nominative,
direct object,
subject of independent clause
This contract offer is an insult to us workers.
subject,
predicate nominative,
object of preposition,
appositive
Please give me that last piece of pizza!
subject,
indirect object,
direct object,
predicate nominative
Among the many reasons for mastering grammar is its ability to make you a stronger writer.
Direct object,
gerund phrase,
subject,
none is correct
Indirect Object
Prepositional phrase
participial phrase
simple predicate
What’s the purpose of this exercise?
possessive
direct object
object of preposition
predicate nominative
Tom said he doesn’t feel well.
Possessive,
predicate adjective,
direct object,
predicate nominative
People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
Subject of dependent clause,
predicate nominative,
direct object,
subject of independent clause
This contract offer is an insult to us workers.
subject,
predicate nominative,
object of preposition,
appositive
Please give me that last piece of pizza!
subject,
indirect object,
direct object,
predicate nominative
Among the many reasons for mastering grammar is its ability to make you a stronger writer.
Direct object,
gerund phrase,
subject,
none is correct