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Raja mallah Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Object
Could any one please tell me what the object is and how many kinds are there(with some examples). Thanks in advance.
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Hello: Tom: I like to eat. Mona: I know that you do. Tom: How do you know?
- Hello: Tom: I like to eat.
- Mona: I know that you do.
- Tom: How do you know?
- Mona: Because you are fat.
- " ***** Tom: I love ice cream.
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Hello:
Tom: I like to eat.
Mona: I know that you do.
Tom: How do you know?
Mona: Because you are fat.
The object of "like" is the infinitive "to eat."
The object of "know" is the noun clause "(that) you do."
*****
Tom: I love ice cream.
Mona: Me, too. Especially ice cream with cherries.
The object of "love" is "ice c
Tom: I like to eat.
Mona: I know that you do.
Tom: How do you know?
Mona: Because you are fat.
The object of "like" is the infinitive "to eat."
The object of "know" is the noun clause "(that) you do."
*****
Tom: I love ice cream.
Mona: Me, too. Especially ice cream with cherries.
The object of "love" is "ice c
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