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Direct Objects ONLY ACTION VERBS HAVE DIRECT OBJECTS A noun or pronoun that appears with an action verb and receives the action of the verb. It always answers the question Whom? Or What? after an action verb. Example: Mrs. Gomez picked us. Picked whom? Us Fred asked a question. Asked what? Question Kelly packed slacks, shirts, and ties. Packed what? Slacks, shirts and ties. (can be more than one!) He walked away. Canât answer whom or what. This sentence has no D.O. WAG Book Page 398-99
