in each sentence is a Direct object, a predicate noun, or a predicate pronoun. underline ''direct object,''predicate noun or predicate pronoun.
1. Paul gave thanks for the bread.
2.The others also took meat.
3. We are 276 souls in God's care,''Paul said.
4. We must throw some things overboard.
5.Soon it would be dawn.
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To identify the direct object, predicate noun, or predicate pronoun in each sentence, you can follow these steps:
1. Read the sentence carefully.
2. Identify the subject (who or what is doing the action).
3. Identify the verb (action or state of being).
4. Determine if there is a word or phrase that receives the action directly (direct object), renames the subject (predicate noun), or renames the subject using a pronoun (predicate pronoun).
Now let's analyze each sentence:
1. Paul gave thanks for the bread.
- Subject: Paul
- Verb: gave
- Direct Object: bread
2. The others also took meat.
- Subject: The others
- Verb: took
- Direct Object: meat
3. We are 276 souls in God's care," Paul said.
- Subject: We
- Verb: are
- Predicate Noun: 276 souls
4. We must throw some things overboard.
- Subject: We
- Verb: must throw
- Direct Object: some things
5. Soon it would be dawn.
- Subject: it
- Verb: would be
- Predicate Noun: dawn
By following these steps, you can identify the direct objects, predicate nouns, or predicate pronouns in each sentence.