grammar

Question 1

answers question “whom/what?” action of the verb is reflected upon

Answer 1

direct object

Question 2

answers question “for whom/what?”, before direct object,

Answer 2

indirect object

Question 3

verb carries action onto direct object
“he built a statue”

Answer 3

transitive verb

Question 4

verb does not carry the action onto a direct object
“he builds a statue in the living room”

Answer 4

intransitive verb

Question 5

verb that does not reflect onto the predicate noun/adjective but rather serves as a linking of congruency as it represents a state of being and just connects either the adjective or noun to being associated or equivalent to the subject

Answer 5

linking verb

Question 6

used to associated subject with linking verb with another person place thing or idea
“She smells like flowers” (linking verbs are state of being and often the 5 senses) She–> flowers
appear is a linking verb

Answer 6

predicate noun

Question 7

used to associate subject and linking verb with a description/definiton
“her cousin is funny” –> cousin = funny

Answer 7

predicate adjective

Question 8

“the rain ruined the game” vs “ the game was ruined by the rain”

Answer 8

active vs passive

Question 9

direct object vs predicate word

Answer 9

direct object- what the action was reflected upon vs making the words equal

Question 10

subject - pronoun
ex. that is hers.

Answer 10

predicate pronoun