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understood??? Or is it the same structure as , "I went to the door and screamed a little"??What I'm really comfortable with is, "I opened the door a crack." "Door" is the direct object of "to open," and "a crack" is adverbial.I guess this...

Hi,give me an example of a sentence that has a pattern of subject-verb-direct object-indirect object.I gave an example to you.Best wishes, Clive

give me an example of a sentence that has a pattern of subject-verb-direct object-indirect object.

A. I'm wondering if you made a reservation that will require me to arrive earlier.B. I'm wondering if you made a reservation requiring that I arrive earlier.C. Both are correct (but you may need to argue that both use the Present Indefinite).To avoid that, you can rewrite the sentences...

.John likes pizza.Pizza is liked by John.There is no object in the second sentence. The subject of the passive sentence (pizza) is the object of its active equivalent. By John is an adverb. John is the agent in both sentences.Of course, some passive sentences can have objects:John gave Mary a...

Welcome to English Forums! of this is a regionalism. He may have been brought up in or near the Carolinas, for example. If he has heard it and said it that way all his life, of course he will insist that it is right. And within regions where it is used, it will also seem right to everyone...

I find an easy way to tell whether to use "good" or "well" is to substitute a different adjective into the sentence.  For instance,  "I am hungry" works.  "Hungry" is an adjectival complement to "I."  However, "I am hungrily" sounds...

"To" is not a preposition here. It's part of the infinitive form of the verb, "to introduce." "To introduce you to Paul" is an infinitive phrase acting as a noun, not a prepositional phrase.Best wishes, - A.

Could any one tell me I plan to start writing before six o'clock each morning. Before is preposition or Adverb of time ? And this sentence as well Both Sheran and I wanted the last piece of custard. Is this a direct object ?

Cute, 1) You can use either all present or all past. 2) Feebs did not seperate the subject from the verb. You are using the -ing form of the verb incorrectly. The curtain is hanging from a rod and is blowing in the breeze. The currtain, hanging from the rod, is...