Question

37817722292 The direct object of a verb is created, affected or altered by the action of a verb, or appreciated or sensed by the subject of the verb.  For example: She closed the door.

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Direct Object

NoteID	37817722292
Front	Direct Object
Back	The direct object of a verb is created, affected or altered by the action of a verb, or appreciated or sensed by the subject of the verb. For example: She closed the door.

Direct Object Verb Created Affected Altered Action Appreciated