Otis sent John a car. Choose the correct option from the analysis below---------------------------------------- Otis----subject,
sent----verb, John----direct object, a car----indirect object Otis----noun, sent---verb, John----indirect object, a car---direct object Otis----subject, sent----verb, John----direct object, a car----indirect object Otis----object, sent----verb, John----object, a car----object
2 answers:
Answer:
Otis ⇒ noun, sent ⇒ verb, John ⇒ indirect object, a car ⇒ direct object
Explanation:
Otis is a name, therefore a noun.
Sent is an action, a verb
An indirect object is a noun/pronoun that receives the direct object, so John is the indirect object.
The car is the direct object, a direct object is a noun/pronoun that receives the action.
Answer:
Explanation:
Otis
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