It would be the direct object.
Typically in Latin, the d.o. is between the subject and the verb. Of course, in this case it applies in English as well.
The only reason i know it's the d.o. is because in Latin we have to know this stuff lol.
Sorry for that useless info^
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A. I racked a shotgun, two rifles, and a couple of fishing rods in my truck. . . .
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carving is to statue has erosion is to cave
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Needs some context whos buck is this from a book ? Or a movie?
