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help!:) plzzz.

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

6.

Which word in the sentence is the direct object?

A new pitcher helped the team greatly.

Answer 3

A.
pitcher

B.
greatly

C.
helped

D.
team

Answer 4

@Vocaloid

Answer 5

@whpalmer4

Answer 6

What's the subject?

Answer 7

(of the sentence)

Answer 8

pitcher helped

Answer 9

subject is the pitcher. what is the verb?

Answer 10

b

Answer 11

greatly

Answer 12

No, the verb is the action the subject takes. What does the pitcher do?

Answer 13

helped the team

Answer 14

Here's an example of the simplest possible sentence: <subject> <verb>

Bob farted.

Bob is the subject, farted is the verb.

In your sentence, the pitcher is the subject. Helped is the verb. The direct object is what he helped.

Answer 15

Bob threw the ball. Bob is subject, threw is verb, ball is direct object.

Answer 16

uh uwu

Answer 17

lol

Answer 18

team

Answer 19

Bingo.

Answer 20

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7.

Which words in the sentence are the direct objects?

Later, I passed the salt and pepper to Louisa at the far end of the table.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
end

B.
Louisa

C.
salt

D.
table

E.
pepper

Answer 21

hmm

Answer 22

Okay, we'll use the surgeon's motto from med school. "See one, do one, teach one." You saw one, now you'll do one.

Answer 23

What's the subject in this sentence, and what is the verb?

Answer 24

@markchernioglo

Answer 25

hmm

Answer 26

subject:passed the salt and pepper

Answer 27

"passed the salt and pepper" did something? Doesn't sound like a subject to me. What about this "I" character mentioned up top?

Answer 28

I is the subject. Passed is the verb (action). What did I pass?

Answer 29

to Louisa at the far end of the table.

Answer 30

No, that's where I passed it. What did I pass?

Answer 31

A football? The lasagna? A suitcase full of $20 bills?

Answer 32

oh

Answer 33

so..

Answer 34

Later, I passed the salt and pepper to Louisa at the far end of the table.

Answer 35

Hey, brevno123, pass me the salt and pepper already!

Answer 36

The what? The salt and pepper...

Answer 37

ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh

Answer 38

got it

Answer 39

oooh ya

Answer 40

Later, I passed the salt and pepper to Louisa at the far end of the table.

Answer 41

What is the indirect object in the sentence?

Ms. Levine handed Lisa something from the closet.

A.
something

B.
Lisa

C.
Ms. Levine

D.
closet

Answer 42

d

Answer 43

closet!

Answer 44

Okay, why don't you start by stripping this sentence of everything that doesn't absolutely have to be there to make sense.

Ms. Levine handed Lisa something.

Answer 45

wait

Answer 46

indirect object i!

Answer 47

yes

Answer 48

Ms. Levine is the subject. Handed is the verb/action. Lisa is the direct object (she got something handed to her). The indirect object is what she was handed.

Answer 49

ok so A

Answer 50

sorry, got that backwards. Lisa is the indirect object — it was handed to her. The direct object is something.

Answer 51

From the closet just describes that something.

Answer 52

OOH SOO..

Answer 53

A.
something

B.
Lisa

C.
Ms. Levine

D.
closet

Answer 54

NOT A

Answer 55

NOT B AND C

Answer 56

SO TAHT LIVES US WITH D

Answer 57

direct object: thing that gets acted on
indirect object: person for whom it gets acted on

Bob threw Steve the ball.
Bob is subject, threw is verb, the ball is direct object, Steve is indirect object

Answer 58

OOK

Answer 59

Which word in the sentence is the indirect object?

For example, you could make me pancakes for breakfast.

A.
pancakes

B.
you

C.
me

D.
breakfast

Answer 60

You should be able to figure it out from the example I just gave you. I have to go now.

Answer 61

A!

Answer 62

OK THANKS

Answer 63

Somebody did something for the pancakes? I don't think so...

Answer 64

D!

Answer 65

Somebody did something for the breakfast?

Answer 66

OOH C

Answer 67

ME

Answer 68

Yes.

Answer 69

THANKS!PHEW

Answer 70

you're welcome
good night

Answer 71

GOODNIGHT TALK TOMORROW? AND TELL YOU WHAT I GOT. OKAY??