1. How to find parts of sentences!
Dad bought me ice cream.
Predicate = verb (action word)
Bought
Note:
In order to have a direct object, there needs to be an action verb, not a linking verb.
Subject = who or what + predicate
Dad bought

2. How to find parts of sentences!
Dad bought me ice cream.
Direct Object = subject + predicate who or what
Dad bought ice cream
Indirect Object = Subj. + Pred. + Dir. Obj. for whom or what
Dad bought ice cream for me
Note:
The indirect object is usually a noun or pronoun that comes after the predicate, and before the direct object.

3. Grammar Review Simple subject and predicate (verb):
We lost the game by seven points.
Dad cooked hot dogs for dinner.
She made the decision today.
. The book is very interesting
Mrs. Silver lives down the street.
The dog barked loudly.

4. Grammar Review Underline the direct object: We studied math together.
Jake played tag with us.
Dad bought ice cream for dessert.
Mom cut my hair yesterday.
Jack carried a pail of water.

5. Grammar Review Underline the indirect object: He gave me a treat.
Uncle Steve bought me a bike.
Jill fed her horse a carrot.
Zach threw the batter a curveball.

6. Grammar Review
Underline the verb: pencil eraser read book was in upon under as but inside crawl guitar music strum string kneel knee ankle leg gas read book magazine

7. Grammar Review Underline the prepositional phrase:
The cow jumped over the moon.
Under the sink, there is a sponge.
The ball flew out of the park.
I placed the trash cans inside the yard.
Jill fetched a pail of water.
Jack fell down the hill.
I want you to go with me.

8. Grammar Review Underline the adjective: I like chocolate cake.
The actress wore a blue dress.
The boy is very athletic.
I have a very smart dog.
The fat rhino is in the river.
The new car is in the driveway.