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A man can gain knowledge by learning facts. Is "knowledge" a predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, objective complement, object of preposition, direct address, or appositive?​
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A man can gain knowledge by learning facts.

Is "knowledge" a predicate nominative, direct object, indirect object, objective complement, object of preposition, direct address, or appositive?​

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Direct object

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"knowledge" answers the question "A man can gain what?"

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