direct object the direct object is the word (or phrase) that joins the verb without preposition to complete its meaning. It is a complement verb. It is being or thing directly receiving the action is the subject . Peter eats
pomme.Une an apple is eaten by Pierre.Le maison.Une mason builds a house is built by the mason.
To recognize the direct object, is placed after the verb to the question "who?" or "what".
Peter eats what? Pomme.Le a mason built what? A house.
is observed that the direct object is the word that gets turned on when the sentence as a liability (see tense voice).
The direct object can be:
- a name : He drinks a glass - a pronoun: She comb - a proposal : He thinks he will come tomorrow - a infinitive : He wants to leave. The
verbs that require a direct object are called transitive direct those seeking an indirect object, indirect transition and those that do not complement (direct or indirect) are called intransitive.
position in the sentence in direct object is crucial to set the agreement of past participle conjugated with "having". See past participle agreement .
