Draw one line under each simple subject and two lines under each compound predicate in the given sentence.
A single play may be produced and revised several times.

Draw one line under the simple subject and two lines under the simple predicate. Circle the direct object. At the end of the sentence, write the word what? or whom? to tell which question the direct object answers.
We told Mr. Simpson about our studies_____

Draw one line under the direct object. Draw two lines under the object complement.
Horace declared Mount Saint Helens his favorite volcano.

Draw a vertical line (|) between the complete subject and the complete predicate
Inside the car sat my baby sister.

Draw one line under each simple subject and two lines under each compound predicate in the following sentence.
The writer can either accept or reject their suggestions.

Draw one line under the simple subject and two lines under the simple predicate for the given sentence below.
The lions were snoozing in the sun.

Draw a vertical line (|) between the complete subject and the complete predicate
Over the intercom came the principal’s announcement.

Supply a simple subject for each of the sentences below by writing a noun or a pronoun in the blank. Draw two lines under each simple predicate
Shortly after a lightning strike, the_____flickered out.

Write D.O. above the direct object and I.O. above the indirect object.
Satellites send professional forecasters information from space.

Draw one line under the direct object. Draw two lines under the object complement.
But then, they consider liquid lava an occasion for celebration.

Rewrite the sentences below by inverting the order of the subjects and predicates.
Down the road trotted a riderless pony._____

Draw one line under the simple subject. Draw two lines under the simple predicate. Draw a vertical line (|) between the complete subject and the complete predicate.
The new encyclopedia contains much updated material

Identify the italicized word(s) in the following sentence as either a predicate nominative, P.N., or a predicate adjective, P.A.
The soaked and exhausted scouts looked miserable.

Underline nouns once and verbs twice. Draw a vertical line between each complete subject and complete predicate. Label adjectives $Adj$., articles $A$., adverbs $Adv$., direct objects $D.O.$, and indirect objects $I.O$.
Someone had been giving Demetrius mysterious gifts.