Answer:
Subject, Verb, Predicate Adjective, Direct Object
Explanation:
"She" is the subject because she has words describing her or what she is doing while "George" does not.
"Is" is a verb because it describes an aspect of the subject of the sentence.
"lovely" is a predicate adjective. Lovely is an adjective because it is a descriptive word and it is a predicate adjective because it describes the subject.
"George" is a direct object because he is being directly addressed in the sentence, but does not affect the main point of the sentence which is that "she is lovely". George is not the subject because he is not described or doing anything.
1)Hannah<span> had been a kept woman with no problems since meeting James, </span>WHEREAS<span> Amy had always struggled to find her path.
</span><span>2) She is really quiet today even THOUGH she is always noisy.
3) I couldn't find my way to the mall ALTHOUGH someone told me the directions to the mall.
4) They are still friends EVEN THOUGH they don't see each other anymore.
5) Why don't you go outside and play sports RATHER THAN being inside and just playing video games.
6) She told him to quit INSTEAD of encouraging him.</span>
