Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Direct objects
In the following 2 sentences, what are the direct objects:
1. God puts the oak in the forest, and the pine on its sand and rocks, and says to men, "There are your houses; go saw, frame and build, and make."
2. Anything of value can only be had by exertion. Exertion forges and shapes men as men forge iron and shape timbers.
1. God puts the oak in the forest, and the pine on its sand and rocks, and says to men, "There are your houses; go saw, frame and build, and make."
2. Anything of value can only be had by exertion. Exertion forges and shapes men as men forge iron and shape timbers.
Top answer
1. oak, pine 2. This one may be a trick question.
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1. oak, pine
2. This one may be a trick question. Grammatically, there is no direct object, but the subject of a passive sentence is the object of the verb, so technically, anything of value could be seen as the direct object.
2. This one may be a trick question. Grammatically, there is no direct object, but the subject of a passive sentence is the object of the verb, so technically, anything of value could be seen as the direct object.
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Hi,
Also note this.
In the following2 3 sentences, what are the direct objects:
1. *** puts the oak in the forest, and the pine on its sand and rocks, and says to men, "There are your houses; go saw, frame and build, and make."
2. Anything of value can only be had by exertion. Exertion forges and shapes men
Also note this.
In the following
1. *** puts the oak in the forest, and the pine on its sand and rocks, and says to men, "There are your houses; go saw, frame and build, and make."
2. Anything of value can only be had by exertion. Exertion forges and shapes men
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