A direct object is the word or words that receives the action (verb) of the subject in the sentence. In the given sentence, the direct object is the word "worms". The subject and the doer of the action in the sentence is the word "Fisherman", and the verb is the word "collect".
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His book is new, and mine is old.
Explanation:
"Her is old" wouldn't make grammatical sense unless it was "Hers is old", with the s on the end of her.
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You haven't specified what idioms to use, as it is only specific to your lesson, and you haven't attached a photo/picture to describe
Explanation:
Answer:
c
Explanation:
Since it is used with a name, Attorney General should be capitalized.
