Question

Is the phrase in bold a direct object, an indirect object, or neither?
My cousin always buys organic produce from the supermarket.

Answer 1

In the sentence "My cousin always buys organic produce from the supermarket," the phrase in bold, "organic produce," serves as the **direct object** of the verb "buys." It answers the question "What does my cousin buy?" The indirect object is typically a noun or pronoun that indicates to whom or for whom the action is done, but there is none in this particular sentence.