Question

Please help me find the solution to this.

Answer 1

@31356 @adrynicoleb @bbcream14 @Edward_Elric @jordanloveangle @kassandraneedshelp @lovelyysamariaa<3 @RatzLover95 @shadow22 @skullpatrol @SolomonZelman @whpalmer4

Answer 2

please help

Answer 3

okay ill try

Answer 4

i got the answer C.

Answer 5

a noun phrase referring to someone or something that is affected by the action of a transitive verb (typically as a recipient), but is not the primary object (e.g., him in give him the book ).

Answer 6

http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/indirectobject.htm

Answer 7

so am i correct?

Answer 8

ithink it is C

Answer 9

i think so

Answer 10

I would go with C :D

Answer 11

:) thx.

Answer 12

Which word in the sentence is the indirect object?
Our cousins sent us pictures of their visit to the beach last summer.
A.their
B.beach
C.summer
D.us

Answer 13

C. summer.... noun

Answer 14

thx

Answer 15

Which word in the sentence is the indirect object?


Dad bought us some popcorn at the movie.



A.
Dad


B.
popcorn


C.
movie


D.
us

Answer 16

please help

Answer 17

I think it is D, us because we are the ones receiving it

Answer 18

ok thx

Answer 19

Wait, I think it is popcorn instead.

Answer 20

i think its D. us

Answer 21

How would it be us? Dad isn't buying us, he is buying something for us

Answer 22

D is correct. on the review i got 90% my mother graded it

Answer 23

d is the indirect object

Answer 24

lol! now i am working on Direct objects review!

Answer 25

Hmm, That is what I first though, but I began over thinking it and chaning it in my head. Sorry

Answer 26

What class is this for the ocean, if you don't mind my asking

Answer 27

i am reviewing in my student guide for k12 online school. in my studet guide it gives me review questions

Answer 28

student*

Answer 29

What is a complement in grammer?
A) a word or words that help to complete the meaning of a verb
B) the second half of a sentence
C)the other half of something
D)an admiring remark; for example, "You look marvelous!"
i have already exicuted B and D. i know it cannot be them

Answer 30

studying for a really big unit assesnent. cant retake it so i need to study hard

Answer 31

I'm pretty sure it is A.

Answer 32

oops i mean grammar

Answer 33

Which statement about direct objects is true?
A)They follow a linking verb and rename the subject of a sentence.
B)They are found only in sentences with action verbs.
C)They must be placed before the verb phrase.
D)They are considered a kind of complement only when telling how many.

Answer 34

i do k12 too what grade u in?

Answer 35

6

Answer 36

grammer- i love it

Answer 37

you? bbcream?

Answer 38

@bbcream14

Answer 39

lol

Answer 40

GRAMMER!!!!!!!

Answer 41

im in seventh

Answer 42

me too

Answer 43

B is the answer. A direct object is when something has been effected by it. (The dog bit the cat. you see that the cat is beeing bitten by the dog, thus effected by it)

Answer 44

and why did you tag me ? and ku whats your actual name???

Answer 45

PLZ HALP http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5341f2c0e4b09298524f0c8a

Answer 46

please dont advertise questions on my questions. but some of us will look at it

Answer 47

Taylor- all professional!

Answer 48

huh?

Answer 49

please dont share my information online

Answer 50

Bodhi- like my name

Answer 51

ok any ideas?
Which statement about a compound direct object is true?
A)It must include two or more adjectives.
B)It consists of two or more direct objects following the same action verb.
C)It consists of two or more nouns following a linking verb.
D)
It must be placed before the verb in the sentence.

Answer 52

I believe genitive case is possessive, and I have not gone over that in my german class yet so I cannot help much.

Answer 53

Nevermind, I believe that compound directo object would be like doghouse, or baseball, if that helps.

Answer 54

ok

Answer 55

So sorry, I am getting off here before I mess you up any further. A sentence with a compound direct object would be, "I ate soup and crackers for dinner."
I = subject.
ate = ACTION verb.
soup and crackers = direct object.
for dinner = prepositional phrase.
So the answer would be B