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**** but it also has a recipient of the action, thus "to the boy" | **** but it also has a recipient of the action, thus "to the boy" | ||
=== | === lists of subjects & objects === | ||
* sentences may have multiple subjects | * sentences may have multiple subjects and objects (and verbs) | ||
* ex. "The man, his son and his daughter looked around, compared, and bought new shoes, shirts and hats." | * ex. "The man, his son and his daughter looked around, compared, and bought new shoes, shirts and hats." | ||
** secondary verbs may follow the objects of prior verbs, as in: | ** secondary verbs may follow the objects of prior verbs, as in: | ||