A direct object
a. is part of a compound predicate.
b. can most often be found after a passive predicate.
c. follows a transitive verb and tells who or what receives the action of the verb.
d. follows a transitive verb and tells to whom or for whom an action was done.
Question 2
All of the following are true about special predicates except
a. A compound predicate is one that is passive.
b. A predicate can have a direct or indirect object.
c. When a predicate is passive, the subject is being acted upon rather than acting.
d. A predicate may consist of two or more verbs joined by and or or.
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