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Cute572 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Direct object and clauses
0 Hello Guy! 02 br
00 I want to know: Is Appositive sentence the same as Non-essential clauses ? 02 br
00 Little confusion in recognizing Direct and in Direct objecs, also object of preposition 02 br
00 We both thought that this novel was one of the finest 01 i 00 books 02 i 00 we have ever read. 02 br
00 I read that direct object recives the action. Here book get the action "read" which make its a direct object. But preposition Of make me confuse. Whether its a object of preposition or not. Secondly is ONE is direct object here ? 02 br
00 Please clarify this point 05 0 02 br
00 Thanks! 010id 1
00 I want to know: Is Appositive sentence the same as Non-essential clauses ? 02 br
00 Little confusion in recognizing Direct and in Direct objecs, also object of preposition 02 br
00 We both thought that this novel was one of the finest 01 i 00 books 02 i 00 we have ever read. 02 br
00 I read that direct object recives the action. Here book get the action "read" which make its a direct object. But preposition Of make me confuse. Whether its a object of preposition or not. Secondly is ONE is direct object here ? 02 br
00 Please clarify this point 05 0 02 br
00 Thanks! 010id 1
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0 01 blockquote 01 cite 10 Cute572 12 cite 10 Little confusion in recognizing Direct and in Direct objecs 12 blockquote 10 She kissed him. 02 br 00 She did it to him. 02 br 00 It gives me pleasure to introduce you to Paul.
- 0 01 blockquote 01 cite 10 Cute572 12 cite 10 Little confusion in recognizing Direct and in Direct objecs 12 blockquote 10 She kissed him.
- 02 br 00 She did it to him.
- 02 br 00 It gives me pleasure to introduce you to Paul.
- It = subject; "to introduce you to Paul" = direct object; (to) me = indirect object.
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00 She did it to him. She = subject; it = direct object; (to) him = indirect object. 02 br
00 It gives me pleasure to introduce you to Paul. It =
01 cite 10 Cute572 12 cite 10 Little confusion in recognizing Direct and in Direct objecs 12 blockquote10 She kissed him. She = subject; him = direct object. 02 br
00 She did it to him. She = subject; it = direct object; (to) him = indirect object. 02 br
00 It gives me pleasure to introduce you to Paul. It =
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0 Thanks Huevos for replying 05 0 02 br
00 Could you please explain why "to introduce you to Paul" is direct object and not object of preposition ? 02 br
00 As its starts with preposition 010id 1
00 Could you please explain why "to introduce you to Paul" is direct object and not object of preposition ? 02 br
00 As its starts with preposition 010id 1
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01 cite 10 Cute572 12 cite 10 We both thought that this novel was one of the finest 11 i 10 books 12 i 10 we have ever read. 12 br
10 I read that direct object recives the action. Here book get the action "read" which make its a direct object. But preposition Of make me confuse. Whether its a object of preposition
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