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Originally Posted by Farhaj And one more thing i have heard from you about what is direct object? means its a object noun or other thing. and what is predicate nominal i have heard first time from you. okay bye take care yourself. |
You're welcome, Farhaj.
Ask your teacher about "indirect objects". The verbs that take indirect objects are called "ditransitive verbs". They are a sub-set of "transitive verbs".
About reflexive pronouns, what do you want to know exactly?
A predicate nominal is the name of the noun that follows a linking verb. It's also called a subject complement.
A direct object is the name of the noun that follows a transitive verb, a non-linking verb.
An indirect object is the name of the noun or prepositional phrase that follows a di-transitive verb.
An object is can be a noun that follows a preposition (e.g.,
at the store) or a verb that follows another verb (e.g., I
can swim.)
Here's a source that may help you:
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/