word or word group in the predicate that tells who the subject is, Predicate nominative, adjective in the predicate that describes the subject, Predicate adjective, noun, pronoun, or word group that tells who receives the action of the verb, Direct object, noun, pronoun, or word group that is the receiver of the direct object (ask to whom or for whom the action is happening), Indirect object, usually ends in "self/selves" and can be taken out of a sentence (the sentence will still keep the same meaning), Intensive pronoun, usually ends in "self/ selves" and CANNOT be taken out of the sentence or the sentence is incomplete, Reflexive pronoun, a pronoun used to introduce a clause that gives further information about the subject (My teacher, who was very strict, gave me a B.), Relative pronoun, form of "be" (am, is, are, was ,were, etc.), Linking verb, verb that has an object to receive the action, Transitive Verb, action verbs that do NOt have an object to receive the action, Intransitive Verb, talks about a direct thing- (imagine pointing to it- "that car"), Demonstrative pronoun, introduces a question, Interrogative pronoun, makes a general statement about the subject (anybody), Indefinite pronoun, describes a noun (which one? what kind? how many?), Adjective, often tells about time or location (under, over, off, on, etc.), Preposition, connector words for words and phrases (main ones are: and, but, or), Conjunction, an exclamation or abrupt remark, Interjection

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