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Tham khảo tài liệu 'schaum s outline of english grammar 2nd edition phần 2', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | CHAP. 1 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF THE SENTENCE 5 18. A bibliography is a list of books and articles. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 19. Even teenagers have checking accounts today. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 20. Professionals in England still wear bowler hats. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 21. The shirt and tie suited him well. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 22. Matadors are highly respected in Spain. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 23. Many homes now are air conditioned. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 24. Air conditioning cleans and cools buildings. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 25. Although Polish Conrad wrote in English. Verb Subject Direct object Complement 6 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF THE SENTENCE CHAP. 1 INDIRECT OBJECT An indirect object is a word or words that receive the direct object. You will encounter indirect objects in two different ways 1 When an indirect object follows the direct object the indirect object will be preceded by to for or of. 2 When an indirect object appears between the verb and the direct object the indirect object will appear without to for or of. Indirect objects occur most often with such verbs as ask tell send give and show. Consider the following sentences He gave the book to me. The direct object of gave is book. Me is the indirect object and is preceded by to. Me receives book the direct object. He gave me the book. The direct object of gave isbook. Me is the indirect object. Me receives book. Notice that to is omitted because the indirect object appears between the verb gave and the direct object book. The professor asked her a question. The direct object of asked is question. Her the indirect object receives question. Notice that of is omitted. The professor asked a question of her. Her is the indirect object and is preceded by of. Her receives question the direct object. Television commentators give audiences the news. The direct object of the verb give is news. The indirect .
