For each sentence, label the underlined word as DO (Direct Object),
IO (Indirect Object), or OC (Object Complement) on the line next to the sentence.

The class elected Chit Chit President.

Rafi gifted Donavon a gift card to the movies.

Daniella and Cecilia ordered a pepperoni pizza.

Emma bought herself new earbuds.

Charlie painted the accent wall green.

Frank and Fernando split a bowl of popcorn.

So, it's important to know what each of the terms mean first.

Subject: a subject is the noun that is doing something. To find it, you could ask what did that? For instance, if I said: The girl went to school. You could ask: Who went to school. The girl did. Therefore, girl would be the subject

Verb: a verb is an action that is taken. It is what the subject is doing. The question that you could ask to find it is what did [the subject] do. If I said, I went to the store. The verb would be went because that's what I did.

Subject Complement: the subject that follows the linking verb (the verb in the sentence). So when I stated I went to the store, the subject would be me, the verb would be went, and the store would be the subject complement.

Indirect Object: this one is a little bit harder in that it is a subject/object who is referred to but usually not there taking part in direct action. So, for instance, someone receiving something would be an indirect object. If you said, I talked to him, he would be the indirect object. Typically an indirect object has a connective part such as to, by, with.  

Direct Object: Similar to an indirect object, save for the fact that the subject is directly following the verb. I built it with him, it would be the direct object. 

Objective Complement: changes the meaning of a noun. Similar to an adjective and it can be an adjective, but it is typically a noun that modifies another noun. 

Answers

The = (this is technically called a definite article, so none of the above)President = Sdeclared = Vthe = n/aprisoner = IOa = (another article)free = OCman = DO

The = n/ainnkeeper = Sgave = Vus = DOwarm = OCbedding = SC

The = n/aeffect = Sof = n/akindess = OCis = Vusually = OCkindness = SCin = n/areturn = OC

The = n/acompany = Sprovides = Vtechnical = OCsupport = DO 

Explanation:

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