Answer:
The mother - subject
The children - indirect object
The inflated beach ball - direct object
Explanation:
You haven't pointed out which word is underlined, so I wrote what the functions of all words in the given sentence are.
The subject is what the sentence is about. It's what/who performs an action expressed by the verb (here - <em>gave</em>) or is being described. In this case, it's <em>the mother.</em>
The direct object is the recipient of the action expressed by the verb. Here, it's <em>the inflated beach ball.</em>
The indirect object is the recipient of the direct object. Here, it's <em>the children</em>.
Answer:
The miller has his son climb up on the donkey with him.
Adjectives are the words which qualify or modifies a noun or pronoun in a sentence. It describes them by providing a description of its size, origin, color and so on. For example, good, bad, old, brown, broken etc.
In the above phrase, The great Jackie Robinson won the MVP in 1949, the adjective is 'The great.'
It qualifies the noun<em> 'Jackie' </em>and describes him to be <em>'great.'</em>
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4. Will help, ask
5. will phone, hear
6. will miss, move
7. listen, will understand
8. will not be, are
9. will drive, give
Answer:
Gatsby does not actually offer Nick a job, but suggests that he could help him out financially through his vast network of business connections. Nick resents and declines this offer of assistance because he knows Gatsby is only offering to reward him for enabling him to meet with Daisy and for them to use Nick’s little cottage as a place for further meetings
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