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Mizansinha007 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Please teachers, give an idea about 'object'

1. Sam fed some dogs.
I think, here 'some dogs/dogs' is a direct object. Am I right?
Which one dogs or some dogs?
2. I know her attitude is very good.
I think, 'her attitude' is a direct object.

And I want an idea about 'indirect object' an 'extension' of a sentence.

Thanks, teachers
  

Top answer

mizansinha007 Sam fed some dogs. ' is a direct object. Right.

— CalifJim

  • mizansinha007 Sam fed some dogs.
  • ' is a direct object.
  • Right.
  • 'some dogs' is fine.
  • 'dogs' is OK under special conditions: Sam fed dogs (for a living).
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mizansinha007Sam fed some dogs. 'some dogs ...' is a direct object.
Right. 'some dogs' is fine. 'dogs' is OK under special conditions: Sam fed dogs (for a living). It was his job.
mizansinha007I know (that) her attitude is very good.
'her attitude' isn't an object. It's the subject of a subordinate clause. Ther
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mizansinha0071. Sam fed some dogs.
I think, here 'some dogs/dogs' is a direct object. Am I right?
Which one dogs or some dogs?
Some dogs is direct object of fed.
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