What are Direct Objects in a Sentence?
Transition verb refers to the action that moves across to an action's verb to a receiver that is our object. It has two types, and one type is the direct object. Do you know what direct objects are? Let's take a look! Direct objects are clauses, pronouns, phrases, noun. Ask questions such as verb whom or verb what including verb to identify the direct object. We can say direct objects a gerund or an infinitive phrase. Direct object can also be a noun clause. Let's take a look at some examples; Jan drinks coffee. She likes baking very much. Ann is late.
In My Sentence
Read each sentence. Identify whether or not the underlined word is the subject, action verb, or direct object of the sentence. Write your answer on the line.
Check the Box
Identify the underlined word or words in each sentence. Check the box next to the correct answer.
Writing Sentences
Write two sentences for each item. In the first sentence, use the item as the subject. In the second sentence, use the item as the direct object.
