Direct object
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A direct object, whether noun or pronoun, is one which is directly affected by the action or event. A direct object can be living or inanimate. It is always used with a transitive verb: i miei figli hanno mangiato tutti i cioccolatini ‘my sons ate all the chocolates’; li ho visti in città ieri sera ‘I saw them in town yesterday evening’
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