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1 Diagramming sentences

2 Direct objects and indirect objects #2
If a verb has a compound direct object, the right end of the baseline, where the direct object belongs, is forked. part one of direct object simple subject action verb conj. conj. part two of direct object

3 Ex. Herbert roasted both corn and potatoes.

4 Copy each of the following and then diagram each.
Parks have tables and benches. You use either grills or campfires. Did you drink juice or cola? Chang was swatting houseflies and mosquitoes.

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