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Direct Objects and Subject Complements Indirect Objects Review

Subject Complements pg. 12 in TB A noun can be a subject complement. A subject complement follows a linking verb such as am, is, are , was, or were. A subject complement renames the subject. Ex) Martin Luther King Jr. was a minister. Martin Luther King Jr. = minister

Direct Object pg. 14 in TB A noun can be used as a direct object of a verb. The direct object answers the questions Whom or What. Ex) Charles Schulz drew cartoons. Charles Schulz drew what? Cartoons.

Indirect Objects pg. 16 in tb The indirect object tells to whom, to what, or for what the action was done. Ex) Mother Teresa showed people compassion. Indirect Object Direct Object