Posted by mysterychicken on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 at 11:33am.
Yes, you're right. DAD is the direct object of the verb "email."
I believe Dad is an indirect object. What is mailed (the message) is the direct object, but does not appear in the sentence.
If I am wrong, one of our English experts will certainly correct me.
I would consider "EMail" a verb in this imperative sentence.
Drwls is absolutely right! I goofed.
Thanks, drwls!
Thanks guys! The way I got direct object was, i said, "Email WHO a copy of the photograph tonight?" Email DAD.
Had to do that myself since homeschool teachers are only good for giving the answer =/ thanks again!!
-MC
You're welcome, MC.
The direct object is COPY. It answers the question WHAT after the verb. Mail WHAT? Mail COPY.
The indirect object is DAD. It answers the question TO or FOR WHOM or WHAT after the verb. Mail to whom? Mail (to) whom? DAD
Got it! =D
-MC
Related Questions
english - 9. What kind of complement is the underlined word? Fill the bucket ...
Grammar - Are all of these words in caps predicate nominatives? 1.Isn't this...
English - Select the letter of the choice that identifies the underlined ...
Grammar - What kind of complement is the word in CAPS? Well, the uniforms seem ...
Grammar - Here are some more- What kind of complement is the word in CAPS? 1....
Grammer! Am i correct? - Choose the answer that identifies the underlined word. ...
Grammar - Still stuck on this one- What kind of complement is the word in CAPS? ...
english - What kind of complement is the underlined word? This jigsaw puzzle is ...
English!! Double check my answer? - Choose the answer that identifies the ...
english LAC 1 - 11. What kind of complement is the underlined word? Mom, give us...
For Further Reading
