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SHE gave him a watermelon In this sentence, "she" is the: A. Object B. Indirect object C. Subject D. Verb |
C. Subject; a subject is the noun that is doing the action. |
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Subject |
The subject is the noun that does the action. Examples: HE eats pizza. SHE is a fan of soccer. WE don't go there. |
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Direct object |
The noun that has something done to it; there may or may not be an indirect object as well. Examples: We are watching a MOVIE. He loves HIM. He gives a FLOWER to her |
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Indirect Object |
The noun that is AFFECTED by a verb, but is not having the verb done directly TO it. Examples: He gives HER the book She reads the book to her BROTHER |
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You |
As a... Subject: Tú Direct Object: te Indirect Object: te |
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What are indefinite pronouns? What are indefinite adjectives? What's the difference? |
Indefinite pronouns are pronouns that are non-specific. Indefinite adjectives are non-specific adjectives. This can look similar, but the difference is its relationship with a noun; An adjective modifies the noun, while a pronoun DEFINES the noun. Often, a noun is unneeded after an indefinite pronoun. Ind. Adj: "please take her SOME lemons"; "ALL personnel in the lobby must remain seated" Ind. Nouns: "please take her SOME"; "ALL must remain seated" |
