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Curriki Rating
This resource was reviewed using the Curriki Review rubric and received an overall Curriki Review System rating of 2.00, as of 2019-04-01.
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Margaret Boyer
September 23, 2014
Some of the answers offered in the complements review are incorrect.
Helen700 Helen700
I like the idea that if I have not taught in a certain area, I can change a few sentences to apply to my classroom knowledge level.
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Complements
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This folder contains resource for teaching about complements in a middle or high school language arts class. It includes a quiz on direct objects and indirect objects.
This resource is part of the Grammar collection.
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Complements Review Worksheet
by Robert LucasThis resource contains 20 sentences, in which students identify the underlined word as either a direct object, indirect objective, predicate nominative, predicate adjective, or objective complement. This resource is part of the Grammar collection.
Direct and Indirect Object Review Worksheet
by Robert LucasStudents tell how to find direct and indirect objects and then practice finding them in 30 sentences. This follows the same format as the 'Direct and Indirect Object Quiz' in this same collection. This resource is part of the Grammar collection.
Direct and Indirect Object Quiz
by Robert LucasStudents tell how to identify direct and indirect objects and then find examples of them in 8 sentences. This resource is part of the Grammar collection.
