In the sentence, "I live on Oak Street.", "I" is the subject and "is" is the verb. Since "on Oak Street" is a prepositional phrase, can "Street" be the direct object?

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In the sentence, "I live on Oak Street.", "I" is the subject and "is" is the verb. Since "on Oak Street" is a prepositional phrase, can "Street" be the direct object?

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yea it can be the direct object because it's a noun

Nek answered Jul 15, 2019

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