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a. circle the simple subjects and underline the simple predicates. b. d…

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a. circle the simple subjects and underline the simple predicates.
b. double underline and label all dos, ios, pas, and pns.

  1. i showed maira my comic book collection.
  2. many of the plants stay green during the winter in florida.
  3. how long will the assembly be?
  4. our teacher seemed disappointed by our exams.
  5. one of your friends took your phone and brought it to your next class.
  6. on a clear day, those buildings usually can be seen across the river.
  7. im feeling kind of funny after that lunch.
  8. turn in your papers now.
  9. is a kid from another school visiting our class today?
  10. my cousin only acted nice in front of our parents.
  11. throughout the morning, the principal interrupted classes with announcements.
  12. brothers and sisters can be a blessing and a curse.
  13. several sports magazines have sent me subscription offers recently.
  14. did i explain the homework to you yet?
  15. my dentist is also my neighbor.
  16. the message sounded important to me.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. For the sentence "I showed Maira my comic book collection":
  • The simple subject is "I" (the doer of the action).
  • The simple predicate is "showed" (the action).
  • "Maira" is the indirect object (IO) (the recipient of the direct object).
  • "my comic book collection" is the direct object (DO) (the thing being shown).
  1. For the sentence "Many of the plants stay green during the winter in Florida":
  • The simple subject is "Many" (referring to the plants).
  • The simple predicate is "stay" (the state - of - being verb).
  • "green" is the predicate adjective (PA) (describing the subject "Many of the plants").
  1. For the sentence "How long will the assembly be?":
  • The simple subject is "assembly".
  • The simple predicate is "be".
  1. For the sentence "Our teacher seemed disappointed by our exams":
  • The simple subject is "teacher".
  • The simple predicate is "seemed".
  • "disappointed" is the predicate adjective (PA) (describing the teacher).
  1. For the sentence "One of your friends took your phone and brought it to your next class":
  • The simple subject is "One".
  • The simple predicates are "took" and "brought" (two actions).
  • "your phone" is the direct object (DO) (for the action "took").
  • "it" is the direct object (DO) (for the action "brought").
  1. For the sentence "On a clear day, those buildings usually can be seen across the river":
  • The simple subject is "buildings".
  • The simple predicate is "can be seen".
  1. For the sentence "I'm feeling kind of funny after that lunch":
  • The simple subject is "I".
  • The simple predicate is "am feeling".
  • "funny" is the predicate adjective (PA) (describing "I").
  1. For the sentence "Turn in your papers now":
  • The implied simple subject is "you".
  • The simple predicate is "turn in".
  • "your papers" is the direct object (DO).
  1. For the sentence "Is a kid from another school visiting our class today?":
  • The simple subject is "kid".
  • The simple predicate is "is visiting".
  1. For the sentence "My cousin only acted nice in front of our parents":
  • The simple subject is "cousin".
  • The simple predicate is "acted".
  • "nice" is the predicate adjective (PA) (describing the cousin).
  1. For the sentence "Throughout the morning, the principal interrupted classes with announcements":
  • The simple subject is "principal".
  • The simple predicate is "interrupted".
  • "classes" is the direct object (DO).
  1. For the sentence "Brothers and sisters can be a blessing and a curse":
  • The simple subject is "Brothers and sisters".
  • The simple predicate is "can be".
  • "a blessing" and "a curse" are predicate nouns (PN) (renaming the subject).
  1. For the sentence "Several sports magazines have sent me subscription offers recently":
  • The simple subject is "magazines".
  • The simple predicate is "have sent".
  • "me" is the indirect object (IO).
  • "subscription offers" is the direct object (DO).
  1. For the sentence "Did I explain the homework to you yet?":
  • The simple subject is "I".
  • The simple predicate is "did explain".
  • "the homework" is the direct object (DO).
  • "you" is the indirect object (IO).
  1. For the sentence "My dentist is also my neighbor":
  • The simple subject is "dentist".
  • The simple predicate is "is".
  • "neighbor" is the predicate noun (PN) (renaming the dentist).
  1. For the sentence "The message sounded important to me":
  • The simple subject is "message".
  • The simple predicate is "sounded".
  • "imp…

Answer:

  1. Simple subject: \(I\); Simple predicate: \(showed\); IO: \(Maira\); DO: \(my comic book collection\)
  2. Simple subject: \(Many\); Simple predicate: \(stay\); PA: \(green\)
  3. Simple subject: \(assembly\); Simple predicate: \(be\)
  4. Simple subject: \(teacher\); Simple predicate: \(seemed\); PA: \(disappointed\)
  5. Simple subject: \(One\); Simple predicates: \(took\), \(brought\); DO: \(your phone\), \(it\)
  6. Simple subject: \(buildings\); Simple predicate: \(can be seen\)
  7. Simple subject: \(I\); Simple predicate: \(am feeling\); PA: \(funny\)
  8. Implied simple subject: \(you\); Simple predicate: \(turn in\); DO: \(your papers\)
  9. Simple subject: \(kid\); Simple predicate: \(is visiting\)
  10. Simple subject: \(cousin\); Simple predicate: \(acted\); PA: \(nice\)
  11. Simple subject: \(principal\); Simple predicate: \(interrupted\); DO: \(classes\)
  12. Simple subject: \(Brothers and sisters\); Simple predicate: \(can be\); PN: \(a blessing\), \(a curse\)
  13. Simple subject: \(magazines\); Simple predicate: \(have sent\); IO: \(me\); DO: \(subscription offers\)
  14. Simple subject: \(I\); Simple predicate: \(did explain\); DO: \(the homework\); IO: \(you\)
  15. Simple subject: \(dentist\); Simple predicate: \(is\); PN: \(neighbor\)
  16. Simple subject: \(message\); Simple predicate: \(sounded\); PA: \(important\)