Parts of a Sentence

Direct Object: Daniel David Moses writes beautiful poetry.

Complete Subject: Drum lessons would cost very little at that school.

Complete Predicate: The books on the table need to be put a way.

Subject Complement: It feels great to be finished this game.

Simple Subject: My oldest friend on earth might visit next month.

Indirect Object: You gave me your cold germs,

Simple Predicate: The walls in my room need painting.

Simple Subject: Jim Carrey movies always make me laugh.

Indirect object: That crook sold us a broken Ipad.

Subject Complement: My pet rat is an albino.

Direct Object: I lost my keys at the football game.

Indirect Object: Toss me a clean towel.

Subject Complement: Your fingertips look blue

Direct Object: Take a moment to reflect on Remembrance Day

Simple Predicate: Shakespeare wrote many plays