Answer:
Don’t ask me over for tea. I take my rhyme straight, just like my drink, delivered by Willie or Merle.
Explanation:
Don’t ask me over for tea. I take my rhyme straight, just like my drink, delivered by Willie or Merle.
D indirect object. An indirect object is the answer when you ask to whom about the sentence. In this example to whom did he give? Since the answer is me, me is the indirect pronoun.
Answer:
"Hello Samantha," Trevor excitedly shouted.
"Hi, Trevor," responded Samantha.
"Want to go to the ice cream shop with me later," Trevor inquired energetically.
"No, I have dance practice later," she said in a somber tone, "I might be able to this weekend, though."
"It is official-- this weekend we will go to the ice cream shop," Trevor declared.
The characters then went their separate, both looking forward to the fun that they will have this weekend.
