The direct object is a basic ingredient of the verb that appears in a sentence to complement it and restrain its meaning. The direct object can only appear in transitive sentences, sentences that contain transitive verbs such as comer, pintar, or decir, amongst many more. The direct object is usually placed right after the transitive verb, or before or after when it switches to its pronoun form.
José limpia el coche.
Jose cleans the car.
Enviamos la carta el viernes pasado.
We sent t
Semantic Value:
- Its main use is to describe an object which the main action is focused on.José limpia el coche.
Jose cleans the car.
Enviamos la carta el viernes pasado.
We sent t