Today’s Back to Basics lesson is on a topic I remember having a horrible time keeping straight in elementary school, even though it is really simple when explained well: direct versus indirect objects. Let’s start by defining what an object is in a grammatical sense. We’ve already spoken about how sentences have a subject (noun) and a verb. When the subject of the sentence performs the action on or toward something or someone, the person or thing acted upon is the sentence’s object. What does that mean? |
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