A verb refers to a verb. For example, eating, raising and cleaning are all verbs.
Bin refers to an object. In a phrase or sentence, the component after a verb or adjective is called an object, and the object is usually served by a noun. Such as meals, opinions, and so on.
The combination of these two phrases or sentences is the verb-object structure. For example, eating rice, making suggestions, cleaning the classroom and so on.
Verb-object phrases are sometimes nested with subject-predicate phrases. For example, I told you not to talk and let him finish, Inviting a Wolf into the Room, Inviting You into the urn, Drunkenness, Turning a Sheep into a Wolf, and Returning a Tiger to the Mountain.
Expand the relationship between data verbs and objects;
I. Subject and object
To understand the verb-object relationship, we must first understand what the subject-object relationship is. The so-called guest of honor is like treating a guest. The invited party is called the host (sitting east) and the invited party is called the guest (teacher).
In a sentence, we should also divide primary and secondary words. The first word mentioned is called the subject (that is, the subject), and sometimes the second word related to the subject's behavior is introduced after the subject is finished, which is called the object. For example:
I invite you to a hearty dinner. I will treat you to a big meal.
I am the subject here, and you who are invited are the object.
Grammatically, the subject is the person or thing who performs the predicate behavior, in other words, it refers to the sender of the action; Object is the object involved in the subject's behavior. For example, are you the subject in the above example? The invitee of the invitation behavior.
Second, verbs and objects.
As mentioned above, there is a close relationship between the behavior of the object and the subject, and this behavior of the subject is expressed by verbs in grammar. The object is the noun after the verb, which is the object of the verb.
Therefore, as long as the transitive verb is followed by the object it refers to (noun or noun equivalent phrase), this object is called the object. For example:
I will go to the movies. (The object is a noun)
He plays the piano (object is noun)
Everyone likes climbing mountains (the object is gerund).
He likes to go for a walk.
Third, the verb-object relationship.
In fact, in a broad sense, the so-called object can have no subject but no verb, which means that the object is attached to the verb. As long as it is the object involved in the verb, we can say that there is a verb-object relationship between the object and the verb.
Therefore, the verb-object relationship can appear in various occasions, such as:
1, directly after the verb (see the example above)
2, a passive voice, such as:
This film has been shown many times. (Film and projection are verb-object relationships)
3, appear in non-predicate verbs, such as:
You have to confirm this problem. You have to confirm this problem. (that is, the question is confirmed, and the question and the confirmation are verb-object relations)
Anna is reading a science fiction novel, completely at a loss about the outside world. Anna is reading science fiction and knows nothing about the outside world.
(sentence a sci-fi and? Non-predicate verbs are pronounced as verb-object relations)
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