Underline the subject once and each linking verb twice. Next write PN above each predicate noun and PA above each predicate adjective. You may draw the arch.
6. Her sister turned sixteen yesterday.
7. In spite of the loss, our team remained the best team in the division.
8. Those raspberries taste delicious!
9. Sylvia is the queen of Sweden,
10. I became president of the computer club last month.

First, let's work on your grammar and punctuation.

Daniel chose to play with Playdough. He said, "I wanna make a flower!' I said "Sure! Let's make a worm!" Daniel opened the Playdough box and started playing with it. He made a bunch of stuff, then, he asked me, "Can you teach me how to make a worm?" I said, "Yeah." Then, I taught him how to make a worm and then he made it, and said, "Wow!"

Now, time to answer your question.

Daniel chose to play with Playdough. He said, "I wanna make a flower!' I said, "Sure! Let's make a worm!" Daniel opened the Playdough box and started playing with it. He made a bunch of stuff, then, he asked me, "Can you teach me how to make a worm?" I said, "Yeah." Then, I taught him how to make a worm and then he made it, and said, "Wow!" I look at him, smiling, and say, "Isn't that cool?" Daniel looks up at me, his eyes sparkling and says, "This is awesome! Can you show me how to make a bird next?" I let out a small laugh, putting my hand on his head and patting it, then saying, "That's a little too much for now, how about we make an octopus?" Daniel looks at me, picking up the Playdough worm and saying, "An octopus? That's a cool animal, right? I like octopuses!" "Actually," I say, "The word for 'octopuses' is actually 'octopi'." Daniel looks at me, amazed by this new word he just learned. "Oc-to-pi. Octopi!" "Yeah, you got the hang of it already!"

As I taught Daniel how to make an octopus, Daniel's mom walked into the room, looking at us both as we had the time of our life. "Already Daniel, it's time to go to bed. Thank you for playing with Daniel tonight." She said as she looked at me, letting out a smile. "It's no biggy, ma'am. You think I could come back over tomorrow?" Daniel's mom looked at me, and then let out a small laugh. "That'd be great. Me and his Dad were gonna go on a date tomorrow anyway, and if you were willing to come back over, then, that'd be great!" I look at her, as I let out an excited nod. "Alright, ma'am! I'll be back tomorrow! Bye Daniel!" Daniel and his mom waved to me as I walked out of the door, ready for another day of play tomorrow.