Excuse me, how to use the object subject preposition, for example, under what circumstances, such as verbs, prepositions are followed by objects. Thank you very much.

Add a preposition after the intransitive verb, such as to.

The subject is the person or thing that makes the action, such as me, her, him, bus, etc. ...

Prepositions are in, be, to and so on.

Predicate is the person or thing that accepts the action.

predicate

Predicates describe the action, characteristics or state of the subject in a sentence. Generally put after the subject. Predicate consists of simple verbs or verb phrases (auxiliary verbs+active words).

1, a predicate composed of simple verbs. He has some flowers in his hand.

2. Predicates composed of verb phrases. A cat is standing on the wall under a tree.

target

Objects are divided into verb objects and prepositional objects. Objects are generally located after transitive verbs and prepositions, and verb objects are divided into direct speech and indirect speech according to their relationship with verbs.

1, type of object

(1)object indicates the object of the action or the receiver of the action.

We have breakfast at seven every morning.

He can speak (English).

(2) The object is the result of the action and is called the result object.

Many animals dig holes in the ground.

(3) the causative object, that is, the object of action causative.

This will make (the tree) grow stronger.

2. Object representation

(1) noun as the object.

He is writing (a letter).

(2) Pronouns as objects.

I saw (her) swimming in the river.

(3) Numerals as objects.

We want (six).

(4) infinitive as the object.

She wants to (learn English).

(5) the sentence is the object.

Wang Ping said, "Hello."

(6) Used as an object in a clause.

I don't know (what to do)

3. Direct object and indirect object.

The direct object indicates the direct object and result of the action and is the receiver of the action. Indirect objects indicate who the action is for, or who the action is for. Is the direction and purpose of action, often referring to people. The indirect object must be used with the direct object, usually before the direct object. If you put it after it, you need to add to and for before the indirect object. "To" indicates who the operation is aimed at, and "To" indicates who the operation is aimed at. Transitive verbs with this double object are: give, pass, show, teach, tell, write, buy, bring, etc.

Please give (me) (two apples).

4. Preposition object

Last year we planted (millions of trees).

adverb

Adverbs are used to modify adverbs such as verbs and adjectives to make their meanings clearer, more accurate and more complete, and to explain time, place, degree and way. Today, there, generally

Classification of adverbs

1. Adverbs can be divided into:

Common adverbs. For example, um

Interrogative adverbs. For example: Where?

Adverbs of relation. For example, when

Connective adverbs such as: so

2, according to the meaning of adverbs to classify:

Adverbs of manner. Slowly, slowly

Adverbs of time. tomorrow

Adverbs of place. For example, here

Adverbs of degree. Very, very

Adverbs of quantity. small

Interrogative adverbs. For example, when

Grammatical function of adverbs

Adverbs can be used as:

(1) adverbial, which is the main grammatical function of adverbs.

She plays football (very well).

(2) Forecast

How are you?

(3) attributes. Adverbs as attributes are usually placed after modifying nouns.

I met Sally on my way home.

The comparative degree and superlative degree of adverbs are similar to adjectives.