Direct Objects: Introduction/Practice

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A transitive verb has an ANSWER to the WHAT/WHO in the question: Subject + Verb + What?

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TRUE

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The DIRECT OBJECT is a noun, pronoun, or group of words acting as a noun that receives the action of a transitive verb (action).

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TRUE

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What is the direct object in the sentence: Everyone enjoyed the performance?

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performance.

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What is the direct object in the sentence: The owner of the missing dog has offered a reward?

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reward.

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What is the direct object in the sentence: Too much sugar may promote tooth decay?

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decay.

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What is the direct object in the sentence: Tanya likes basketball better than I do?

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basketball

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What is the direct object in the sentence: The campers took a wrong turn?

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turn.

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What is the direct object? What tapes did you bring?

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tapes

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What is the direct object in the sentence: Who will teach classes during Mrs. Schumacher's leave of absence?

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classes

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What is the direct object in the sentence: On the day of the test, bring two sharpened pencils? Options: day, test, two, pencils.

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pencils