Answers: #7. SC: "Is England"
Is the complement a noun, pron, or adj?: Pronoun
#8. SC: King Richard's top Knights.
Is the complement a noun, pron, or adj?: Noun
#9. SC: Having left England
Is the complement a noun, pron, or adj?: Noun
#10. SC: Violent and Dangerous
Is the complement a noun, pron, or adj?: Noun
#11. DO: Steinbeck wrote many books.
None indirect objects
#12. IO: He wrote
None Direct Objects
#13. DO: The Pearl
IO: A brave Indian
#14. IO: This Indian
DO: Found one of the biggest pearls
#15. IO: Pearl Collectors
DO: the pearl for themselves
#16. DO: The Young man
IO: His pearl
#17. IO: They offered him..
DO: Not any
#18. DO: A scorpion
IO: Indian's baby
#19. IO: The baby
DO: No any
#10. DO: The doctor
IO: Not any
#11. VP: Great number
Transitive
Just know, the letter variables (as to say) are like, for example, the 'Direct Object' or the 'Indirect Object'. Hope this really helps you :)
