The sentences below have transitive verbs so each verb has a direct object. Read each sentences and underline its direct object. (Underline the subject once, and double underline the action verb and circle the do.) please correct me if I'm wrong!
5. He removed the picture from the wall. ( underline he, double underline pictures and circle wall.)
6. The children played games at the party. ( underline the children, double underline played games and circle party.)
7. I have a minute. ( underline I, double underline have and circle minute.)
8. Did you take your vitamins? ( underline you, double underline take, and circle vitamins.)
9. He flew his paper airplane. ( underline he, double underline flew, and circle paper airplane.)
10. The wrestler is lifting heavy weights. ( underline the wrestler, double underline lifting and circle heavy weights.)
See your other post for #5, and then re-think 6, 8, and 9.
Correct are 7 and 10.
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Your underlining and double underlining/circling is correct for each sentence. Here is the breakdown for each sentence:
5. He removed the picture from the wall. (underline "He" as the subject, double underline "removed" as the action verb, and circle "the picture" as the direct object. "from the wall" is a prepositional phrase.)
6. The children played games at the party. (underline "The children" as the subject, double underline "played games" as the action verb, and circle "at the party" as the prepositional phrase.)
7. I have a minute. (underline "I" as the subject, double underline "have" as the action verb, and circle "a minute" as the direct object.)
8. Did you take your vitamins? (underline "you" as the subject, double underline "take" as the action verb, and circle "your vitamins" as the direct object. "Did" is an auxiliary verb.)
9. He flew his paper airplane. (underline "he" as the subject, double underline "flew" as the action verb, and circle "his paper airplane" as the direct object.)
10. The wrestler is lifting heavy weights. (underline "The wrestler" as the subject, double underline "is lifting" as the action verb, and circle "heavy weights" as the direct object.)