In the sentence below, what is the word dinner? "Fred offered to cook his mother dinner." A) transitive verb B) intransitive verb C) direct object D) indirect object

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Vulthil · Answer 1 · 2019-10-12T11:52:09+0000

its d its not exactly object think aboute it its multible differnt things?

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Raiju · Answer 2 · 2019-10-15T16:24:02+0000

I believe it is C) Direct object. That is the direct thing. The main subject. it is not a verb, because "Dinner" is not doing anything. Fred is doing something, but he is not the main object. Dinner is the direct object.
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