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The verb like in sentence number 7 is considered as an intranstive verb becouse its related with feeling and emotion so we can say its state verb. Thank you very much for your efforts.
"Liked" is functioning as an Action Verb in that sentence. "Liked what?" the "Lesson." Lesson is the DO in that sentence. If you replaced "like" with a form of "be" then the sentence would not make any sense. "Shawn liked my lesson" --substitute "is" = "Shawn IS my lesson" so that doesn't work. Therefore, liked is functioning as an action verb in this sentence. Try the substitution rule when you are not sure about those "sense" words that can function both ways (AV or LV): Appear, Feel, Grow, Look, Prove, Remain, Smell, Sound, Taste, Turn, and maybe a few others:-)
@@Marlene-zd4xm well I think to my undestanding ma'am, "the word "liked" was more of expressing an emotion than an action...and since action indicates movement, there was no movement happened but appreciation to that lesson. And also, I think, I'd consider the "liked" as a linking verb rather than action word. This is my take here...thank you :)
hello... I believe that number 7 is considered as transitive verb. as long as there is subject, verb and direct object then it is transitive. However, if there's no direct object in every sentence, then it is intransitive, sir. thank you.
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Shawn liked my lesson on direct object. This sentence doesn have an indirect object because the verb of the sentence, like, is linking veb. The linking verbs always don't have an indirect object.
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Could anyone explain to me more about, in a different way, from 5:20 to 5:50 ( read&write, indirect object case), watched several times but couldn't understand.
This explanation is about verbs that take TO or Nothing - I write YOU a letter - you can also say - I write a letter TO YOU - the indirect and direct objects do not change. They only change places. I hope it is clear.
@@Englishing "to you" is a prepositional phrase. It is the object of the preposition, not the indirect object. Indirect objects are usually found between the verb and the DO. You cannot find the indirect object in a prepositional phrase.
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I want to say thank you but tell me please why we don't have indirect object for question number 7 I hope you will understand me English isn't my mother language
That is right. Like is an intransitive verb, and as such will not take a direct object. However, you need to be careful because there are times that the meaning changes, then it can take a direct object.
hello.Could yoy explain why in the first case you put "TO": "He brought a bottle of wine TO the party" and in the second case with indirect object "THEM" you put "FOR": He brought them a bottle of wine FOR the party
Hello, If there is a indirect object, there must have a direct object. But in hear “read to me” me is an indirect object. There is only a indirect object.. could you explain it please
@@Englishing ummm, it is correct because 1. They gave Harold a new car They gave What: A new car(the object receiving the action) And an indirect object is the one receiving the direct obj. Which is Harold Same with number 2, the girls are the one receiving the cake meaning it's an indirect object!
7) doesn’t have an indirect object because it doesn’t necessary to have an indirect object when we have a direct object but if we have an indirect object it is necessary to have a direct object. Is that true?
Sir it's really a helpful and informative video to which we got a lot of things that we face before listening it . We hope that you will do some more luctures about essay and paragraph writing. I'm personally curious to enhance this skill with your videos.
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I'll give you a pattern format to the sentences, and you tell me what you think is the indirect object.....The pattern format is (subject + verb + indirect object + direct object) Hint: direct objects are like the physical items and indirect objects are the pronouns receiving the direct objects aka physical items. Now tell me what is the indirect object in your sentence?..
@@Englishing Question: Why was he mentioned (to -for) only, and specifically mentioned that, and did not mention the rest of the prepositions? Is the reason behind that due to the fit of the meaning of the prepositional phrase, or what!!
@@Englishing shawn liked my lesson on direct object .Here , As I think "My lesson" is the object of the sentence while " on direct object" acts as a preopositional phrase.Is that right ?
Hey, thanks for this lesson. It was very useful. Just have a doubt with Q5. I bought it for my sister. Isn't 'for my sister' just a prepositional phrase? I'm afraid, there's no IDO in that sentence. If it is an IDO, then, what about, 'I bought it for my birthday'? Is "my birthday" indirect object? Cana sentence have more than one IDO? For example, My father got me a pen for my birthday. Are 'me' and 'my birthday' IDOs here? Please clarify.
Good point. For my sister is IO here. You need to ask Who? that would make sense. However, it can also be a prepositional phrase. Your next question about having 2 IO, I cannot find an example right now, but I do think a sentence can have 2 IOs. In your example there is ONLY one IO. My father got ME (IO) a pen (DO) for my bday (prepositional phrase).
Shawn liked my lesson on direct object.
My lesson - direct object
We don't have an indirect object as the sentence ends with a prepositional phrase.
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The verb like in sentence number 7 is considered as an intranstive verb becouse its related with feeling and emotion so we can say its state verb. Thank you very much for your efforts.
"Liked" is functioning as an Action Verb in that sentence. "Liked what?" the "Lesson." Lesson is the DO in that sentence. If you replaced "like" with a form of "be" then the sentence would not make any sense. "Shawn liked my lesson" --substitute "is" = "Shawn IS my lesson" so that doesn't work. Therefore, liked is functioning as an action verb in this sentence. Try the substitution rule when you are not sure about those "sense" words that can function both ways (AV or LV): Appear, Feel, Grow, Look, Prove, Remain, Smell, Sound, Taste, Turn, and maybe a few others:-)
You are welcome!
@@Marlene-zd4xm well I think to my undestanding ma'am, "the word "liked" was more of expressing an emotion than an action...and since action indicates movement, there was no movement happened but appreciation to that lesson. And also, I think, I'd consider the "liked" as a linking verb rather than action word. This is my take here...thank you :)
hello... I believe that number 7 is considered as transitive verb. as long as there is subject, verb and direct object then it is transitive. However, if there's no direct object in every sentence, then it is intransitive, sir. thank you.
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Shawn liked my lesson on direct object. This sentence doesn have an indirect object because the verb of the sentence, like, is linking veb. The linking verbs always don't have an indirect object.
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Shawn liked my lesson on direct object there's no answer because there is a preposition
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Could anyone explain to me more about, in a different way, from 5:20 to 5:50 ( read&write, indirect object case), watched several times but couldn't understand.
This explanation is about verbs that take TO or Nothing - I write YOU a letter - you can also say - I write a letter TO YOU - the indirect and direct objects do not change. They only change places. I hope it is clear.
@@Englishing "to you" is a prepositional phrase. It is the object of the preposition, not the indirect object. Indirect objects are usually found between the verb and the DO. You cannot find the indirect object in a prepositional phrase.
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Because in no. 7 there is no an indirect object and it ends with a proportional phrase
I liked your explanation,
Thank you.
Umm.. Well could you please tell us WHY there wasn't indirect object in no. 7?
Because LIKE is an intransitive verb.
What is difference between 2 sentences?
He gave her the book.
He gave the book to her?
Is there any meaning difference?
No difference
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I want to say thank you but tell me please why we don't have indirect object for question number 7
I hope you will understand me English isn't my mother language
Like is an intransitive verb therefore cannot have an object.
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i don't understand why #7 didn't have a direct object? somehow due to the verb "like" ?
That is right. Like is an intransitive verb, and as such will not take a direct object. However, you need to be careful because there are times that the meaning changes, then it can take a direct object.
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hello.Could yoy explain why in the first case you put "TO": "He brought a bottle of wine TO the party" and in the second case with indirect object "THEM" you put "FOR": He brought them a bottle of wine FOR the party
You can say it one way or the other. It is the same thing.
Hello,
If there is a indirect object, there must have a direct object.
But in hear “read to me” me is an indirect object.
There is only a indirect object..
could you explain it please
Read what? If you say read to me (the object is implied) - it could be a book, a magazine, etc.
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2:49 i think the number 1 and 2 are indirect object?
incorrect
@@Englishing ummm, it is correct because 1. They gave Harold a new car
They gave What: A new car(the object receiving the action)
And an indirect object is the one receiving the direct obj. Which is Harold
Same with number 2, the girls are the one receiving the cake meaning it's an indirect object!
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What is the difference between what and for what ?
Please reply.
We usually do not use for what. We can ask, for example: What are you using that book for?
@@Englishing What.....for equals why.
True.
@@md_ez no, it equals for what purpose...
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What is the difference between Whom vs for whom ?
Please reply.
@@Englishing Please reply.
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Because we have the verb (like)
It is an action verb.
Is this true or not? 🥺
Because LIKE is a linking verb, they connect the subject with a word that gives information about the subject, such as a condition or relationship.
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Mother baked the cake for her daughter's birthday . So " the cake " is direct obj ot indirect object?
Direct object.
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Indirect is also for whom
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Shawn liked my lesson on direct object.
My lesson - direct object
We don't have an indirect object as the sentence ends with a prepositional phrase.
this is the right answer
7) doesn’t have an indirect object because it doesn’t necessary to have an indirect object when we have a direct object but if we have an indirect object it is necessary to have a direct object. Is that true?
I thought I talked about this point in my lesson
what's the answer of the last question why we don't have in direct object 😳
Because of the verb
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Sir it's really a helpful and informative video to which we got a lot of things that we face before listening it .
We hope that you will do some more luctures about essay and paragraph writing. I'm personally curious to enhance this skill with your videos.
Thank you for your comment. There are lessons on how to write essays, letters and newspaper articles. Please check them out, they are in my writing playlist.
@@Englishing Ok Sir
Can we say that the direct object only used for things and animals? Plz answer
A person can certainly be a direct object. Ex: The police have arrested the man who committed the robberies
@@Englishing thanks ❤️ sir means it is not necessary that direct object is used only for animals and things
@@ahmed85579 yes
Sir can I ask "I gave her a friendship braceclet,which i made my self" what is the indirect object?
I'll give you a pattern format to the sentences, and you tell me what you think is the indirect object.....The pattern format is (subject + verb + indirect object + direct object) Hint: direct objects are like the physical items and indirect objects are the pronouns receiving the direct objects aka physical items. Now tell me what is the indirect object in your sentence?..
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Question: Why was he mentioned (to -for) only, and specifically mentioned that, and did not mention the rest of the prepositions? Is the reason behind that due to the fit of the meaning of the prepositional phrase, or what!!
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Can we say that linking verbs are copular? Or sometimes linking verbs can be copular (for example: to be)?
In the case of the verb BE, it depends. This verb can have various meanings.
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Does "on direct object" in the sentence act as a prepositional phrase?
what do you mean? Give me an example
@@Englishing shawn liked my lesson on direct object .Here , As I think "My lesson" is the object of the sentence while " on direct object" acts as a preopositional phrase.Is that right ?
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Because it's the only object in the sentence
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Hey, thanks for this lesson. It was very useful. Just have a doubt with Q5. I bought it for my sister. Isn't 'for my sister' just a prepositional phrase? I'm afraid, there's no IDO in that sentence. If it is an IDO, then, what about, 'I bought it for my birthday'? Is "my birthday" indirect object? Cana sentence have more than one IDO? For example, My father got me a pen for my birthday. Are 'me' and 'my birthday' IDOs here? Please clarify.
Good point. For my sister is IO here. You need to ask Who? that would make sense. However, it can also be a prepositional phrase. Your next question about having 2 IO, I cannot find an example right now, but I do think a sentence can have 2 IOs. In your example there is ONLY one IO. My father got ME (IO) a pen (DO) for my bday (prepositional phrase).