Question

Labeling sentences:
identify the entire verb (by underlining twice and labeling all helping verbs as HV and th emain verbs as either AV-MA or LV-MV)
Underline the subject once and label S
Identify any Direct Objects, Indirect Objects, Predicate Adjs, and Predicate Nouns
Slash or split the sentence between the complete subject and the complete predicate

I have 5 examples here with me waiting to be labeled! :)

Answer 1

@Whitemonsterbunny17

Answer 2

Here is the first sentence:
The tomatoes in that basket are delicious.

Answer 3

Okay, so what exactly do we need to do? Find the helping verb?

Answer 4

yeah, find the main verb and any other verbs, find the subject, find any DOs, IOs, PAs, and/or PNs, and seperate the subject and the predicate with a slash.

Answer 5

O-O
That's a lot!

Answer 6

haha! I know!

Answer 7

Okay.
So, the subject is the tomatoes.

Answer 8

The tomatoes or just tomatoes?

Answer 9

Just "tomatoes". And I believe the predicate is "basket"

Answer 10

should i try to label it and then you correct me when im wrong?

Answer 11

Sure! :3

Answer 12

how does it look?

Answer 13

Looks good!

Answer 14

Thanks! i think just doing one is good enough, i have another question on full sentences and fragments. Can i tag you?

Answer 15

\(\Large\frak\color{magenta}{Of~course!}\)
You can tag me in any question! :3