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Clee879 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
EH.. I dont get these => inside post...
I don't really get predicate nominatives, Direct & Indirect Objects, and Objects of prepositions.
PLZ help!!!!!!!!!!
PLZ help!!!!!!!!!!
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Short Course: 1-- A Predicate Nominative is a noun phrase on the predicate (right) side of a linking verb: I am a handsome fellow . 2-- A Direct Object receives the action of a verb: I bought a sandwich . An Indirect Object receives the benefit of the action of the verb: I bought my girlfriend a sandwich .
- Short Course: 1-- A Predicate Nominative is a noun phrase on the predicate (right) side of a linking verb: I am a handsome fellow .
- 2-- A Direct Object receives the action of a verb: I bought a sandwich .
- An Indirect Object receives the benefit of the action of the verb: I bought my girlfriend a sandwich .
- 3-- Objects of prepostions are the nouns that are usually to the right of the preposition and indicate the origin of the prepositional action or position: The sandwich is on the table .
- Googling any of your terms will get you many pages of detailed examples and explanation, so I shan't spend more time here on it.
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Short Course:
1-- A Predicate Nominative is a noun phrase on the predicate (right) side of a linking verb: I am a handsome fellow.
2-- A Direct Object receives the action of a verb: I bought a sandwich. An Indirect Object receives the benefit of the action of the verb: I bought my girlfriend a sandwich.
3-- Objects
1-- A Predicate Nominative is a noun phrase on the predicate (right) side of a linking verb: I am a handsome fellow.
2-- A Direct Object receives the action of a verb: I bought a sandwich. An Indirect Object receives the benefit of the action of the verb: I bought my girlfriend a sandwich.
3-- Objects
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