The upper case words...what are they?
WHAT A WORD MEANS is important for comprehension.?*
SUBJECT
DIRECT OBJECT
PREDICATE NOUN
MODIFIER (Adjective or Adverb)
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1. Subject: Someone/ Something that is the main topic of discussion
2. There are two kinds of objects:
Direct Object: A direct object answers the question "what?"
For example:
Ram ate an apple. [Here, apple is the direct object.]
He went to school. [Here, school is the direct object.]
Indirect Object: An indirect object answers the question "For whom?" or "To whom?"
For example:
They sent me a card . [Here, me is the indirect object.]
She bought him a birthday cake. [Here, him is the indirect object.]
3. A noun phrase that provides more information the subject of the sentence is termed as Predicate noun
4.Modifiers are adjectives or adverbs which add information to another element in the sentence.
Yes, it is indeed important what a word means for comprehension, as depending on the context words change their meanings.
For more examples and in detail explanations you may refer to our website.
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1. Subject: Someone/ Something that is the main topic of discussion
2. There are two kinds of objects:
Direct Object: A direct object answers the question "what?"
For example:
Ram ate an apple. [Here, apple is the direct object.]
He went to school. [Here, school is the direct object.]
Indirect Object: An indirect object answers the question "For whom?" or "To whom?"
For example:
They sent me a card . [Here, me is the indirect object.]
She bought him a birthday cake. [Here, him is the indirect object.]
3. A noun phrase that provides more information the subject of the sentence is termed as Predicate noun
4.Modifiers are adjectives or adverbs which add information to another element in the sentence.
Yes, it is indeed important what a word means for comprehension, as depending on the context words change their meanings.
For more examples and in detail explanations you may refer to our website.
Regards