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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
direct object
Hello,
1. He asked me whether I was reading a book.
Here "me" is direct object or indirect object of the verb "asked"?
I am a bit confused about direct and indirect object of a verb.
Please help me out.
1. He asked me whether I was reading a book.
Here "me" is direct object or indirect object of the verb "asked"?
I am a bit confused about direct and indirect object of a verb.
Please help me out.
Top answer
O. O. ' of me .
- O.
- O.
- ' of me .
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Me is the I.O. and whether I was reading a book is the D.O.
To cast it into unorthodox English: He asked 'are you reading a book?' of me.
To cast it into unorthodox English: He asked 'are you reading a book?' of me.
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