1. That smells delicious.

Lv-
2. Toads are amphibians.
3. Several students and teachers attended.
4. The store sent the wrong person the bill. Subject-Verb
5. The school presented the top students a large praise.
6. We gave him and her matching teachers.
7. The solution to the problem is plain and simple.
8. The accident victims were pail, shaken but unhurt.
9. The hiking was accelerating.
10.Wild roses are not large flowers.
11.The referee declared the game illegal.
12.A man in the crowed called the astronaut a hero.
13.The salesman showed pat and me the selection of records.
14.The trails became steeper in the afternoon.
15.The bread is stale.

16.What is an object Compliment?

a noun, pronoun, or adjective that is a complement of a verb

and qualifies its direct object, e.g. "angry" in "He makes me angry"

17.Explain S-Lv-PN

Subject
The subject of a sentence is that noun, pronoun, or phrase or clause about which the
sentence makes a statement.

Linking verb
Verbs that describe a sensory experience (look, smell, taste, feel, sound) or a state of
being (be, become, remain, seem). To complete their meaning, they need a predicate adjective or
a predicate noun.

Predicate
 a word or combination of words, including the verb, objects, or phrases governed
by the verb that make up one of the two main parts of a sentence

Nominative

A grammatical form case of nouns and pronouns that identifies the subject of a
sentence or clause.

18.What is a Linking Verb?

A linking verb is any form of the verb to be without an
action verb; it sets up something like an equal sign between the items it links. Linking
verbs of a sentence can be longer than one word:

19.What is Indirect Object?

a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause acting as a noun —
receives the action expressed in the sentence. It can be
identified by inserting to or for.

20.What is Direct Object?

a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause acting as a noun — takes
the action of the main verb. A direct object can be identified by putting what?, which?, or
whom? in its place.