7th Grade Grammar Review

There can be a predicate noun and a predicate adjective in the same sentence with the same verb

Part of Speech: She strolled around in the dark.

Part of Speech: I went to the store, for I needed more pickles.

Part of Speech: You got tickets to the show?  Great!

Predicate nouns and predicate adjectives require a(n): 

Part of Sentence: Authors write thousands of words in their books.

Part of Sentence: The silly monkey ate the rotting banana.

Part of Speech: Everyone always has so much energy.

Part of Speech: She worked at an astonishingly fast rate.

Part of Sentence: Who will win the World Series?

Part of Speech: Where did you grow up?

Part of Sentence: The silly monkey ate the rotting banana.

Part of Speech: The dark night felt quiet and empty.

Part of Speech: We certainly have had many pillow fights so far this year.

Identify the adverb: I have been a fan of mystery novels since I was quite young.

Identify object of the preposition: This film takes place during the Great Depression.

There can be a predicate noun and a direct object in the same sentence with the same verb.

Part of Sentence: The silly monkey ate the rotting banana.

Part of Sentence: Who will win the World Series?

Find the main verb: The peppers had been roasted by the storekeeper.

Part of Speech: The sprinter had an excellent run in this morning's competition.

Part of Speech: Titania herself won the fairy award.

Part of Speech: The worried man wandered about.

Part of Speech: I enjoy rollerblading with the girl who lives down the street.

Part of Speech: It should be a great show.

A direct object can be found in a sentence without an indirect object.

Part of Sentence: She gave her brother a happy birthday card.

Part of Speech: The article is about the ancient rain forests.

Find the helping verb: They bought some tomatoes and peppers in the market.

Part of Speech: JB made himself a rich, thick vanilla milkshake.

Part of Speech: My set of bobbleheads is incomplete now that I broke three players.

Part of Sentence: The pizza tasted warm and delicious.

Very type: Laura is becoming a real snob.

Part of Speech: Titania herself won the fairy award.

Part of Sentence: Authors write thousands of words in their books.

Verb phrase: Have you ever heard that song before?

Part of Sentence: The silly monkey ate the rotting banana.

Part of Speech: I run every morning.

An indirect object can be found in a sentence without a direct object.

Not only...but also is an example of a

Part of Speech: The startled deer ran fast.

Verb type: How long have you been playing the piano?

Direct objects and indirect objects require a(n): 

Part of Speech/Sentence: Who will winthe World Series?

Part of Speech: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.