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02-Aug-2006, 02:32
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 What's the difference between object and subject? 1. Who is often used as a relative pronoun when it is the object of a verb. 2. Who is often used as a relative pronoun when it is the subject of a verb. the answer to both is true, but what are the difference? oh , and plz, did i say it right? "the answer to both are true" or "the answer to both is true"? thanx! |
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02-Aug-2006, 03:40
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 Re: What's the difference between object and subject? subject is the "main object" in a sentence obeject is the "second object" in a sentence EX : a man was kill by the dog. ( the man is the main obeject you are taking about - "subject" . the dog is the second object -"obeject") ex: the house was built in 1993 a man built a house yesterday |
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