Direct objects - English grammar lesson

In this English grammar lesson you will learn all about DIRECT OBJECTS.

In English, a normal sentence has a subject, verb and direct object.
The verb is the action. The subject performs the action. The object receives the action.

In this lesson you will learn:
- How to identify the direct object in a sentence.
- The rules for pronouns when they are the direct object.
- What are intransitive verbs?
- What are linking verbs and do they have direct objects
- A brief introduction to indirect objects.

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Andrew,
Crown Academy of English

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[Geeta-Gaumata-Samskritam]

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[pankajgolakiya]

Very good sometime we use transitive action verb like play, eat, drink without object in the sentences while spoken English for example....
PersonA- where are your children?
Person B-they are playing in the garden.
In this example 'play' is transitive action verb but it has not taken object like they are playing 'cricket' in the garden. is it ok to use transitive action verb without object?
If it is ok then what to say to verb'play'in below sentence.
They are playing in the garden.
In above sentence....the verb 'play'....is it transitive or intransitive.
Plase let me

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[francoispatte]

Hi Andrew ! how are you ?
I just wanted some explanation about the two ways of using the verb HELP :
1. help + to + infinitive
2: help + infinitive without to
Thanks in advance for your answer.
François.

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[blackyrocky]

Transitive verbs take direct objects and intransitive ones don’t have any objects but prepositional phrases can come at end of the sentences.

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Which english structure is used and why in sentence
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[Geeta-Gaumata-Samskritam]

He is jumping on the floor. What is he jumping on? The floor. The floor becomes the DO then. Am I right, sir?