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Direct Object Vs Indirect Object

Diferencia entre los objetos directos e indirectos en inglés

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Direct Object Vs Indirect Object

Diferencia entre los objetos directos e indirectos en inglés

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Direct and

indirect
object
Direct object
The direct object is the person or thing that receives
the action of the verb directly. It answers the question
"what?" or "whom?" after the verb.
Example 1: She reads a book.
Verb: reads
Direct object: a book (answers the question: "What
does she read?")

Example 2: I called him.


Verb: called
Direct object: him (answers the question: "Whom
did I call?"
The indirect object is the person or thing that
receives the direct object. It answers the
question "to whom?" or "for whom?" the action
is done.
Example 1: She gave me a gift.

Indirect Verb: gave


Direct object: a gift (answers "What did

object
she give?")
Indirect object: me (answers "To whom
did she give the gift?")

Example 2: He sent his friend a letter.


Verb: sent
Direct object: a letter (answers "What did
he send?")
Indirect object: his friend (answers "To
whom did he send the letter?")

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