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Identifying the Parts of a Sentence

Look at the underlined words or phrases in the sentences below. Write s for subject, v for verb, do for direct object and io for indirect object.



1

Sam gave Marta some flowers.

2

Francine made us lunch yesterday.

3

Henry told his teacher his secret.

4

Michael is going to have breakfast here.

5

Laura and I should get you a gift.

6

The class won’t take the test today.

7

Jack asked you a question.

8

We sold him our old car.









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