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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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...wrote her a poem quickly
I wrote her a poem quickly, and then left the building.
I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object. In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote? If so, is the placement of 'quickly' correct?
I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object. In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote? If so, is the placement of 'quickly' correct?
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Hi, I wrote her a poem quickly, and then left the building. I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object. In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote?
- Hi, I wrote her a poem quickly, and then left the building.
- I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object.
- In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote?
- 'Poem' is the direct object.
- It is what I wrote.
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Hi,
I wrote her a poem quickly, and then left the building.
I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object. In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote? 'Poem' is the direct object. It is what I wrote. 'Her' (ie 'for her') is the indirect object.
I wrote her a poem quickly, and then left the building.
I read that you should place an adverb of manner after the direct object. In the sentence above, is 'her a poem' considered the direct object of wrote? 'Poem' is the direct object. It is what I wrote. 'Her' (ie 'for her') is the indirect object.
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