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415 Exercise A: Identify the subject, verb, direct object, and indirect object in each
sentence. If there is no object or indirect object write none.
1. The coral reef offers undersea life some shelter.
Subject:
Verb:
Direct Object:
Indirect Object:
2. Warm water furnishes coral a suitable environment.
Subject:
Verb:
Direct Object:
Indirect Object:
3. The battering sea brings coral reefs growth.
Subject:
Verb:
Direct Object:
Indirect Object:
4. Coral reefs offer various small fish protection.
Subject:
Verb:
Direct Object:
Indirect Object:
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5. Colorful fish give the reef a beautiful color.
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