Underline each complement in the following sentences.

Example 1. Mark sent his $\underline{\text{sister}}$ a birthday $\underline{\text{gift}}$.

Stephen mailed his grandmother a music box.

Underline each complement in the following sentences.

Example 1. Mark sent his $\underline{\text{sister}}$ a birthday $\underline{\text{gift}}$.

Have you given your brother his lunch yet?

Decide whether the underlined words in the following sentences are direct objects. If the word is a direct object, write DO above the word. If it is not a direct object, write NDO.

Example 1. Medieval knights often rescued $\overset{\textit{\color{#c34632}{DO}}}{{\underline{\text{people}}}}$ in danger.

King Edward III started a $\underline{\text{war}}$ with France.

Devise an algorithm that finds the sum of all the integers in a list.

Devise an algorithm that finds all terms of a finite sequence of integers that are greater than the sum of all previous terms of the sequence.

Devise an algorithm that finds a mode in a list of nondecreasing integers. (Recall that a list of integers is nondecreasing if each term is at least as large as the preceding term.)

Devise an algorithm that finds all modes. (Recall that a list of integers is nondecreasing if each term of the list is at least as large as the preceding term.)

Underline the subject complements in the following sentences. Identify each complement by writing above it PN for predicate nominative or PA for predicate adjective.

Example 1. Chico Mendes was a rubber $\overset{\textit{\color{#c34632}{PN}}}{{\underline{\text{tapper}}}}$ from Brazil.

It was a surprise to the world when two local ranchers assassinated Chico Mendes on December $22$, $1988$.

Underline each predicate nominative in the following sentences.

Example 1. Did Peter become the new $\underline{\text{captain}}$ of the team?

My father has been an engineer, a scientist, and a professor.

Punctuate each of the following sentences with an appropriate end mark. Then, on the line provided, classify each sentence by writing DECL for declarative, IMP for imperative, INT for interrogative, or EXCL for exclamatory.

Example $\underline{\color{#c34632}{IMP}}$ 1. Please call us as soon as possible${\color{#c34632}{.}}$

______ Would you mind helping me with my homework

In each sentence below, underline the complete predicate and circle the simple predicate.

Example 1. Many composers of music $\underline{\text{\boxed{have~gained} international fame.}}$

The Chicago Symphony, the St. Louis Symphony, and many other orchestras have performed Welcher’s music.

In each sentence below, underline the simple subject.

Example 1. The last $\underline{\text{person}}$ out of the gym pulled the door shut.

Cool, fresh air blew through the open window.

In each of the following sentences, underline the simple subject once and the verb twice. If the subject is understood, write it in parentheses before the sentence. Be sure to include all parts of a verb phrase and all parts of a compound subject or verb.

Example ${\color{#c34632}{(You)}}$ 1. $\underline{\underline{\text{Come}}}$ with me to buy Mother’s birthday present, please.

Would you consider a job as a personal shopper?

Underline each predicate adjective in the following sentences.

Example 1. Did the baby seem $\underline{\text{restless}}$ and $\underline{\text{nervous}}$ this morning?

How soft and delicate the baby bird seems!