Answer:
D. They gave me a bonus.
Explanation:
In the case of sentences which contain a transitive verb such as give, get, buy, etc. one or more objects will be necessary. Whenever there´s more than one object, you'll have to determine what the direct object and indirect objects are. A question such as the following ones may be helpful:
- What did [subject] give? to whom?
- What did [subject] ask? to whom?
- What did [subject] promise? to whom?
<u>In every case the answer to "what" is the </u><u>direct object</u><u> and the answer "to whom" the </u><u>indirect object.</u>
So, in this sentence, the structure pattern is the following:
They [subject] gave [verb] me [indirect object] a bonus [direct object].
What did they give? a bonus.
To whom? me.
Complex is the answer I think because the end of the world sounds like a complex question
1. A. Saw
B. Haven’t seen
2. A. did,do
B. Stayed
3. A. Did you write
B. Finished
4. A. Have you been
B. Went
5. A. Have known
B. Did you meet
6. A. Have you eaten
B. I ate
7. A. Have you ever played
B. I played
8. A. Have you asked
B. I talked
One or more friends in the car with the teen driver
Is it just a simple paragraph or.
