1. The direct object is B) yards.
2. The direct object is C) sweater.
3. The direct objects are A) sink and B) floor.
4. The indirect object is D) me.
5. There are two indirect objects in this sentence - A) twins and B) brother.
6. The underlined word <em>gloves </em>is B) a direct object.
7. The indirect object is D) cubs.
Yes. Virtually anything can be the theme of an essay, as long as you can find enough information about it to write enough paragraphs to be considered an essay.
Put the parts of the sentence in the correct order, to make a meaningful sentence.
1. are/ area /the/ producing/ in /which/ rice /country /our?
Answer:
in some ways it can be very addictive due to all the content on the internet what is no to love.
Explanation:
that can be an intro sentence
Answer:
The statement that most accurately describes the issue(s) in this paragraph is "The paragraph contains sentences that wander from the main topic".
Explanation:
The first line of this paragraph states the fact that volunteering will definitely help and improve your physical health. Whereas the rest of the sentences have discrepancies around it. The paragraph presents both sides of the hypothesis, whether it is true that volunteering would help your physical health or not.
