In which sentence is the word address used as a direct object?

a. Write your new address at the bottom of the form.

b. The principal will address the students.

c. I can't seem to find my address book.

d. Don't forget to address the envelopes.

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Elisha

20 August, 18:24

In which sentence is the word address used as a direct object?

a. Write your new address at the bottom of the form.

b. The principal will address the students.

c. I can't seem to find my address book.

d. Don't forget to address the envelopes.

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Carolina Welch · Answer 1

In b and d "address" is a verb - so, no, it can't be an object

In C it's part of the phrase "adress book"

In a) it's the direct object. What should you write? the (new) address!

In which sentence is the word address used as a direct object?a. Write your new address at the bottom of the form.b. The principal will address the students.c. I can't seem to find my address book.d. Don't forget to address the envelopes.

In which sentence is the word address used as a direct object?

a. Write your new address at the bottom of the form.

b. The principal will address the students.

c. I can't seem to find my address book.

d. Don't forget to address the envelopes.