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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Direct and Indirect Objects
Hi everybody. My name is Wil and I am posting for first time; I am Colombian and my native language is Spanish.
I don't know how to identify the direct and the indirect object in a sentence, therefore I will be grateful if somebody can hel me with the following sentence:
Sentences grow from phrases to independent clauses.
Somebody told me that:
Indirect object = to independent clauses
Direct object = sentences
Subject = phrases
but I am not very sure about this answer.
Thank you very much in advance
Wil
I don't know how to identify the direct and the indirect object in a sentence, therefore I will be grateful if somebody can hel me with the following sentence:
Sentences grow from phrases to independent clauses.
Somebody told me that:
Indirect object = to independent clauses
Direct object = sentences
Subject = phrases
but I am not very sure about this answer.
Thank you very much in advance
Wil
Top answer
Hi, Sorry, your understanding of this is not good, but we can help you. You need to begin by looking at much simpler examples. What is the subject, verb and direct object in this sentence?
- Hi, Sorry, your understanding of this is not good, but we can help you.
- You need to begin by looking at much simpler examples.
- What is the subject, verb and direct object in this sentence?
- Mary bought a gift.
- What is the subject, verb, direct object and indirect object in this sentence?
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Hi,
Sorry, your understanding of this is not good, but we can help you.
You need to begin by looking at much simpler examples.
What is the subject, verb and direct object in this sentence? Mary bought a gift.
What is the subject, verb, direct object and indirect object in this sentence? Mary
Sorry, your understanding of this is not good, but we can help you.
You need to begin by looking at much simpler examples.
What is the subject, verb and direct object in this sentence? Mary bought a gift.
What is the subject, verb, direct object and indirect object in this sentence? Mary
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