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2. S (SUBJECT)- is a person or things that is being
described.
TV (TRANSITIVE VERB)- it directs action toward
someone or something named in the sentence. It
always needs an object to complete the action.
IO (INDIRECT OBJECT)- a noun or pronoun that
appears with a direct object and names the person or
thing something is given to or done.
DO (DIRECT OBJECT)- a noun, pronoun or group of
words acting as a noun that receives the action of a
transitive verb. It answer the question what or who.

3. Consists of a subject, a verb, an indirect object,
and a direct object.
Examples:
1. The book gave them magic formulas.
s tv IO DO
2. Liza gave the children gifts.
3. Ma’am Rizza teach the students English.
4. Pearl sent Tom a book.

4. S (SUBJECT)- is a person or things that is being
described.
TV (TRANSITIVE VERB)- it directs action
toward someone or something named in the
sentence. It always needs an object to complete the
action.
DO (DIRECT OBJECT)- a noun, pronoun or
group of words acting as a noun that receives the
action of a transitive verb. It answer the question
what or who.
OC (OBJECTIVE COMPLEMENT)- either a
noun or adjective that describes the direct object.

5. Consists a subject, transitive verb, direct
object and a objective complement.
Examples:
He called the cashier beautiful.
The class elected Nadine president.
Cathy cut her hair short.
The child make her mother happy.

7. 1. DROVE
2. TALKED
3. IS
4. DRAW
5. ARE
6. WAS
7. FLY
8. LOVE
9. WERE
10. GAVE

8. 1. We gave the waiter a tip.
2. Brandon is active.
3. Bill’s uncle considers him a saint.
4. The thief handed the policeman the stolen necklace.
5. Jerry called his classmate lazy.
6. Mary’s father bought her a new bag.
7. This movie was amazing.
8. Prince Bantugan was good.
9. My words made the stranger nervous.
10. Everyone called Prince Bantugan good.
Underline and label each whether it is S for the Subject,
LV(Linking Verb), C (Complement), TV (Transitive
Verb), IO (Indirect Object), DO (Direct Object) and OC
(Objective Complement)