ADJECTIVE OR ADVERB PHRASE? Jane sat with Tom at the table.
adverb phrase
SINGULAR OR PLURAL? How many ANTS are on the TABLE.
singular , plural
SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT The race cars (was, were) ready to start.
were
INDIRECT OBJECT The nurse read the patient a book.
the patient
SINGULAR OR PLURAL? There were two BOATS on the LAKE at SUNSET.
plural, singular, singular
PREDICATE ADJECTIVE The black puppy seems scared.
seems, scared
ADVERB PHRASE From the balcony, he could see the ocean.
from the balcony
ADJECTIVE PHRASE The house in the corner is the oldest.
on the corner
PREDICATE NOMINATIVE The winner of the talent show is Ana.
is, Ana
INDIRECT OBJECT Robert fed the cat some treats.
cat
DIRECT OBJECT My brother gave me a beautiful gift.
gift
PREDICATE ADJECTIVE The two houses were super expensive.
were, expensive
PREDICATE NOMINATIVE She was the captain of the team.
was, captain
ADJECTIVE PHRASE Did you see the car with the big tires?
with the big tires
DIRECT OBJECT I opened the umbrella because it was raining.
umbrella
ADVERB PHRASE He ran by the lake.
by the lake
SUBJECT - VERB AGREEMENT Sophie (like, likes) chocolate ice cream.
likes
INDIRECT OBJECT My grandpa built my sister a dollhouse.
sister