Asked by tommy
which is the subject pronoun, action verb an verb phrase, and direct object (pronoun) in this sentence.
he is giving it to mother.
they helped us move.
he is giving it to mother.
they helped us move.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
he is giving it to mother
Subject: he
Verb: is giving
Direct object: it
You try the next sentence, and we'll be glad to check your work.
Subject: he
Verb: is giving
Direct object: it
You try the next sentence, and we'll be glad to check your work.
Answered by
tommy
they helped us move
they subject
helped verb
us direct object
they subject
helped verb
us direct object
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Right! :-)
Answered by
tommy
subject noun , action verb or verb phrase, and dirct object
pastors do god's work
pastors subject noun
do verb
god's work direct object
pastors do god's work
pastors subject noun
do verb
god's work direct object
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Great! The only change is that the direct object is "work." "God's" is used as an adjective modifying "work."
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