Question

Exercise 1 Underline nouns once and verbs twice. Draw a vertical line between each complete subject and complete predicate. Label adjectives Adj., articles A., adverbs Adv., direct objects D.O., and indirect objects I.O.
Francis scrubbed and waxed the kitchen floor.

Answer 1

|Francis| scrubbed and waxed the kitchen floor.

                                                            I.O       D.O

What are nouns and verbs?

Nouns

A phrase would be incomplete without nouns. They are one of the fundamental linguistic building blocks of English. A noun is classified as a subject, object, place, or concept. A few examples are love, a child, a house, and a door. The list of nouns is endless, and they come in both singular and plural forms occasionally. Ask the deer if you don't trust me.

Verbs

Nouns and verbs both have equal importance. Without them, sentences would also be impossible. Verbs must by definition indicate or describe the action taking place in a sentence. They describe the functions of a noun.

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