Alpha Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Which is right? 'I dont believe in miracles'
Which is right?
Is 'believe' the object of 'dont' and is 'miracles' the object of 'in'
or is it
'dont' is the object of 'I' and 'in' is the object of 'miracles'
Anyone know?
Is 'believe' the object of 'dont' and is 'miracles' the object of 'in'
or is it
'dont' is the object of 'I' and 'in' is the object of 'miracles'
Anyone know?
Top answer
I = subject don't believe = verb in miracles = object. I hope that is correct
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I = subject
don't believe = verb
in miracles = object.
I hope that is correct
don't believe = verb
in miracles = object.
I hope that is correct
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