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Answer 1

I believe the answer is either:
compound direct object
OR
compound predicate nominative

Answer 2

I think compound DO, sorry if not right

Answer 3

Could you please tell me why you think that?

Answer 4

Well, what is a direct object?

Answer 5

really

Answer 6

A direct object is an object (noun or pronoun) that receives the action.

Answer 7

I think that its actually a Compound direct object because it modifies the subject.

Answer 8

Yeah but there isn't any verbs modifying "analysis" or "criticism"

Answer 9

Your probably right :)

Answer 10

unless "was" is the verb modifying the nouns

Answer 11

No, no. Your response makes more sense than mine :)

Answer 12

http://www.k12reader.com/term/predicate-nominative/

Answer 13

I'm not sure which one it is.
Been here for an hour.
Why is this so confusing?

Answer 14

That page says that "A predicate nominative is a subject complement, a word or group of words that follows a linking verb or verb phrase such as is, are, was, has been, and can be."

Answer 15

Dang, wish I could stay, but my computer is about to die. Hope you find the answer :)

Answer 16

Thanks for trying to help.

Answer 17

Yeah, sorry I couldn't figure it out:(