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| a noun or pronoung about which something is being said |
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| means the same thing as the verb |
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| an introductory here or there which allows the real subject to come after the verb |
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| adjectives - a, an, and the |
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a noun or pronoun which follows an action verb and receives the action |
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| a noun or pronoun which comes after an action verb but before the direct object and tells to whom or for whom |
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work together with the main verbs to make a complete verb phrase |
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| is, am, are, was, were, be, been, being, could should would, have has had, shall, will, may, might must, can, do, did, does |
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| followed by predicate adjectives/nominatives |
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| a noun or pronoun that follws a linking verb and futher explains or identifies the subject of the sentence (it can usually switch positions with the subject) |
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| an adjective that follows a linking verb and modifies or describes the subject of the sentence |
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| tells where - can't contain the subject, direct object, or indirect object |
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| makes a request or command |
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expresses strong feeling or emotion |
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