MORFOLOGIA Y SINTAXIS II

DIRECT AND INDIRECT OBJECTS

INTEGRANTES: CARLOS VILLAVICENCIO LUIS SUQUILLO MARYURI GUERRA

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DIRECT OBJECT

A direct object is that receives the action of the verb The direct object can be found by asking the questions: Who receives the action of the verb? What receives the action of the verb? For example:

John sees Jane Who receives the action of "sees"? Answer: Jane was seen, therefore, Jane is the Direct Object

SKINNER PERSECUTES BART

IN THIS CASE, BART IS THE DIRECT OBJECT BECAUSE RECEIVE THE ACTION OF THE VERB

INDIRECT OBJECT
The Indirect Object is the person who indirectly receives the action. The Indirect Object can be found with the question: To whom was the action of the verb indirectly made? For example: John gave the book to Jane. To whom was the action of the verb "gave" indirectly made? Answer: Jane indirectly received the action of the "book" being "given". Therefore, "Jane" is the Indirect Object.

HOMER GAVE A MOVILE TELEPHONE TO LISA

IN THIS CASE, LISA IS THE INDIRECT OBJECT BECAUSE RECEIVES THE ACTION OF THE " MOVILE TELEPHONE " BEING "GIVEN".

IN CONCLUSION:

DIRECT OBJECT: RECEIVES THE ACTION DIRECTLY

I TOOK THE BOOK

BOOK IS THE DIRECT OBJECT OF THE VERB TOOK

INDIRECT OBJECT: RECEIVES THE ACTION INDIRECTLY

HE GAVE ME THE NEWS

ME IS THE DIRECT OBJECT AND NEWS IS THE INDIRECT OBJECT OF THE VERB GAVE