Recognizing Subjects That Give Orders or Directions. Write the subject of each of the following sentences. Ten of the sentences give orders or directions. The other flve are ordinary sentences in normal word order. Wash your face with soap and water.

Writing Sentences with Indirect Objects. Follow the directions to Write ten sentences. Write a sentence that fits this pattern: Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object.

Recognizing Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates. Underline the subject once and the verb twice. Then draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete predicate. Our gnarled apple tree was destroyed in the storm.

Using Direct Objects, Adverbs, and Objects of Prepositions in Sentences. Fill in each blank with the kind of word indicated in the parentheses. (adverb) When Uncle Ted arrived, we smiled ------.

Recognizing Compound Subject Complements. Underline the compound subject complement in each sentence. If it consists of predicate nouns, label it $P N$. If it consists of predicate pronouns. label it $P P N$. If it consists of predicate adjectives. label it $P A$ The two members of my committee are Les and Shella.

Recognizing Direct Objects. Circle the direct object or the compound direct objects in each sentence. We will plan the project for the fair carefully.

Using Direct Objects. Fill in the blanks in the sentences below with appropriate direct objects. Use both nouns and pronouns. After two hours I closed the -----.

Recognizing Predicate Adjectives. In each of the following sentences, underline the predicate adjective. The scent of the flowers is very sweet.

Recognizing Direct Objects. Each of the following sentences contains a direct object. Underline each direct object. My aunt approached the door cautiously.

Recognizing Subjects That Give Orders or Directions. Underline the verb in each sentence with a double line. Write the subject in the space provided. (Four of the sentences do not give orders or directions.) Turn right at the traffic light near the mall.

Recognizing Predicate Nouns and Predicate Pronouns. In each sentence below underline the predicate noun or predicate pronoun. Football is my favorite sport in the fall.

Recognizing Direct and Indirect Objects. In the sentences below underline the direct objects and circle the indirect objects. Two sentences do not contain an indirect object. From his college my brother sent me a sweatshirt.

Recognizing Compound Direct Objects. Each of the following sentences contains a compound direct object. Underline only the nouns or pronouns that make up each compound direct object At the market buy some lettuce. carrots. squash, and tomatoes.

Writing Original Sentences in Inverted Word Order. Write sentences that begin with the words below. Make certain that the verb comes before the subject. Here -----