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Hi I ve corrected a few small errors in your examples 1 Susan puts some nuts on the chocolate cake in strawberry sauce which is her favourite What is her favour Nuts direct object chocolate cake indirect object or strawberry saurce adverb It can t be nuts because the verb is is singular It s not...

1 Susan puts some nuts on the chocolate cake in strawberry saurce which is her favour What is her favour Nuts direct object chocolate cake indirect object or strawberry saurce adverb if there is a commor after saurce i e May puts some nuts on the chocolate cake in strawberry saurce which is her...

1 Susan puts some nuts on the chocolate cake in strawberry saurce which is her favour What is her favour Nuts direct object chocolatecake indirect object or strawberry saurce adverb if there is a commor after saurce i e May puts some nuts on the chocolate cake in strawberry saurce which is her...

Hi Jim your explanations are just fantastic I ll study them all carefully So how would you analyse this sentence He will write her a letter professing his love he subject will write ditransitive verb her indirect object a letter direct object professing her love adverbial of purpose See you Hela

Anonymous wrote i dont get direct objects indirect objects and objects of prepositions i need serious help A direct object is a noun or pronoun that receives the action of a verb or shows the result of the action It answers the question What or Whom after an action verb An indirect object comes...

I was reading about ditransitive verbs and the online guide gave following rules and examples First rule When the indirect object receives the direct object you change the ditransitive sentence structure from S V IO DO to S V DO to IO E x 1 He will write her a letter professing his love is...

She glorified God by giving back to Him the very thing He desired She subjectglorified verbGod direct object by giving back to Him the very thing He desired prepositional phrase which modifies glorifiedgiving back gerund noun from the phrasal verb to give back which means to returnto Him...

MichalS wrote Hi I m a new member on the forum My name s Michal and I m from Poland I ve been learning descriptive grammar of Enlgish lately Reading LONGMAN Grammar of Spoken and Written English I ve come across a couple of problems which are hard for me to overcome I hope that you will help me...

Hello Ruslana To me the only possible one is B I think that we are evolving away from indirect objects the existence of so many phrasal verbs and the more efficient communication using the prepositional object favour the use of the latter

Good day I have heard that after the verbs to explain to prove to read to deliver to submit to introduce to suggest and some others should be used the prepositional object instead of the indirect object For example it is correct to say 1 Explain this rule to me 2 He read the letter to her 3 They...