Do, Io, Pn, Pa Test - 7th Grade

The subject of the sentence is "Fifi" because she is the one who will be extremely happy on her birthday.

The verb in the sentence is "gave". It is the action that Hazel performed by presenting Faye with a wonderful birthday present.

The subject of the sentence is "Fido" because it is the main focus or topic of the sentence. The sentence is describing Fido as a happy dog on Saturday, indicating that Fido is the subject being discussed.

The subject of the sentence is "dog" because it is the noun that the sentence is primarily about. The sentence describes the dog as being happy and excited for her birthday cake.

The correct answer is "was" because it is the verb in the sentence. It indicates the past tense of the verb "to be" and shows the action or state of being for the subject "Fido".

The subject of the sentence is "Joe" because Joe is the one who performed the action of bringing the bone to Fido.

The indirect object in this sentence is "Fido" because it is the recipient or beneficiary of the action of Joe bringing the bone. The bone is the direct object, as it is the thing being brought, while Fido is the indirect object, as it is the one receiving the bone.

The subject of the sentence is "Hazel" because she is the one who gave the birthday present to Faye.

The direct object in this sentence is "bone" because it is the noun that receives the action of the verb "brought". Joe brought the bone to Fido.

The direct object in this sentence is "present" because it is the recipient of the action "gave". Hazel gave Faye a present, indicating that the present is the direct object being given to Faye.

The verb in this sentence is "was." It is the past tense form of the verb "to be" and is used to indicate the state or condition of the subject, which in this case is the happy little dog. The verb "was" shows that the dog existed and was in a state of happiness and excitement for her birthday cake.

The sentence "Mike flew the plane under the bridge" contains a direct object. The direct object is "the plane," as it receives the action of the verb "flew."

The indirect object in this sentence is "Faye" because she is the recipient of the birthday present given by Hazel.

The sentence contains two prepositional phrases. The first prepositional phrase is "from the doggie boutique" and the second one is "on Saturday". Both phrases indicate a relationship between the noun "Joe" and the rest of the sentence.

In this sentence, "Fido" is the subject and "dog" is the predicate nominative. The predicate nominative renames or identifies the subject, in this case, it identifies what Fido is, which is a dog. Therefore, "dog" is the correct answer for the predicate nominative in this sentence.

The correct answer is "a happy dog" because it completes the sentence with a predicate nominative that describes Faye. Faye is being described as a happy dog, indicating that her state or condition is one of happiness.

The sentence "The pilot was happy to land after the dangerous flight" contains a predicate adjective. The word "happy" describes the state of the pilot, indicating his emotional condition after the dangerous flight.

The simple predicate in this sentence is "will be". It expresses the future tense and describes the action or state of Fifi being extremely happy on her birthday.

The correct answer is "Faye a new toy". This sentence has an indirect object because "Faye" is receiving the action of Hazel giving the new toy. The verb "gave" is a transitive verb that requires both a direct object (the new toy) and an indirect object (Faye) to complete the meaning of the sentence.

The sentence contains a predicate nominative because it identifies the subject (the pilot) as being the same as the noun in the predicate (the man with aviator sunglasses). This is indicated by the use of the verb "was" which equates the subject with the predicate nominative.

The correct answer is "happy" because it is the adjective that describes Fifi's emotional state on her birthday. The word "extremely" simply intensifies the adjective "happy," and the other options are not adjectives.

The simple predicate in this sentence is "brought". It is the action that Joe performed in bringing a bone for Fido from the doggie boutique.

The predicate adjective in this sentence is "excited". It describes the state of the dog and modifies the verb "was". "Happy" and "little" are adjectives that describe the dog, but they are not part of the predicate in this sentence. "Her" and "birthday" are possessive pronoun and noun respectively, and they are not part of the predicate either. Hence, the correct answer is "none of the above".

The sentence "Is Faye happy with her new treat?" contains a predicate adjective. The word "happy" describes the state or condition of Faye, which is the subject of the sentence. The predicate adjective modifies the subject and provides additional information about Faye's feelings towards her new treat.

A predicate adjective is an adjective that follows a linking verb and describes the subject of the sentence. In this sentence, "was" is the linking verb, and "happy" is the adjective that describes the subject "Fido.

The sentence does not contain a direct object because there is no object receiving the action of the verb "landed." It also does not contain an indirect object because there is no recipient of the action. It does not have a predicate nominative because there is no noun or pronoun renaming the subject. It does not have a predicate adjective because there is no adjective describing the subject. Therefore, none of the above options accurately describe the sentence.