Hi, my dear friends!Today, I read this below sentence in Grammar Quiz on English Club, but I cannot understand what the sentence wants to say:The main verb and the direct object are not normally separated.The answer of the question was "True", not false.Why is the sentence true?Thanks in advance,
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In addition, as I know direct object is, the object that is near its verb.
Write me a message, "Me" is near its verb. So, "Me" should be direct object.
Thanks so much,
Dear Danny!
Thank you very much.
I got my answer well.
So, we use direct object after a verb (or a predicate).
Two questions, please:
You have said that "Me/Him" are indirect objects in your above sentences.
As I know "Nouns", "Pronouns" and "Noun Clauses" can be direct object and object for prepositions are indirect object.
For example:
He is writing a letter to me.
A letter = direct object
To me = indirect object or object for preposition.
Now, here are my questions:
1- Am I incorrect or not?
2- How can we know direct object and indirect object?
Best wishes,
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Write me a message, "Me" is near its verb. So, "Me" should be direct object.
Thanks so much,
Thanks a lot for correcting my writing.
Sorry for disturbing you.
Best wishes,
Thank you very much.
I got my answer well.
So, we use direct object after a verb (or a predicate).
Two questions, please:
You have said that "Me/Him" are indirect objects in your above sentences.
As I know "Nouns", "Pronouns" and "Noun Clauses" can be direct object and object for prepositions are indirect object.
For example:
He is writing a letter to me.
A letter = direct object
To me = indirect object or object for preposition.
Now, here are my questions:
1- Am I incorrect or not?
2- How can we know direct object and indirect object?
Best wishes,
My question is about this sentence.
Thanks in advance,
First, forgive me for disturbing you and Tanya.
Second, here is the link:
https://www.englishclub.com/esl-quizzes/grammar-3-true-or-false.htm
I hope to be correct my link and you can read the sentence there.
Best wishes,