Question

Which phrase is the best definition of a compound direct object?

A.
two or more direct objects following the same verb phrase

B.
two or more adverbs that modify two or more different verbs

C.
a prepositional phrase after a verb phrase

D.
a direct object in a sentence fragment

Answer 1

hey dude I see you've been posting many questions, so if this is a test, be sure to answer the questions on your own. What good does it do to you if you get good grades for having others answer the questions for you?

Answer 2

Here we are again -- posting questions with no work of your own showing. This is not good enough. Do NOT post ANYTHING without showing your work. For one, this can be used as proof that you are not just cheating - although it does not entirely rule it out.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

just left for a sec

Answer 5

and this is not a test

Answer 6

i need help not ansers

Answer 7

@jordanjamesbay How should i help you ?

Answer 8

lol idk

Answer 9

its betwen d and c

Answer 10

This question should not have been presented with no work shown.

1) Which actually mentions two things?
2) Which actually talks about objects?

OpenStudy is NOT a way to get others to do your work for you. YOU must show SOMETHING.

Answer 11

lol

Answer 12

i hate os i need HELP @tkhunny NOT ANSERS

Answer 13

ive ben on the same Q. FOR An hour A HOUR

Answer 14

Well, stop being on the same question for hours. Answer it. Did you answer my questions? That will solve it for you.

SHOW YOUR WORK and it is far less likely to happen. Do NOT post a question with no work shown. It's a rule, not a discussion.