alleryStart learning →In "Mum made me a sandwich", which word is the direct object?
- Mum
- made
- me
- sandwich
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Correct answer: D. sandwich
The sandwich is the thing acted on, while me is the one who receives it.
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Worked practice questions
Which sentence puts the verb in the future tense?
- Lucy went to school.
- Lucy will go to school.
- Lucy goes to school.
- Lucy has gone to school.
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Correct answer: B. Lucy will go to school.
The helper will signals an action that has not happened yet.
Which sentence shows an action that is still going on right now?
- I ran home today.
- I will run home.
- I am running home.
- I had run home.
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Correct answer: C. I am running home.
The am running form shows the action continuing at this moment.
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