Question

1. circle the correct word. a. did (there, their, theyre) cousins go to the reunion? b. the assistant helped to give the animal (its, its) medication. c. (there, their, theyre) sure to solve the problem. d. they need to decide if (its, its) a good idea to build (there, their, theyre) 4. underline the subject once and the verb/verb phrase twice. label the direct object - do. jacy has found a wallet by his jeep. parts of speech: nouns remember: a noun names a person, place, thing, or idea. a direct object is a noun that receives the action of a verb. ex - he buys comics. do

Explanation:

3a. "their" is correct as it refers to the cousins.
3b. "it's" is correct as it stands for "it is" regarding the animal's medication.
3c. "They're" is correct as it means "They are" in the context of being sure to solve the problem.
3d. "it's" is correct as it means "it is" for the idea to build.

1. The subject is "Jacy", the verb is "has found", and the direct - object is "a wallet".

Answer:

3a. their
3b. it's
3c. They're
3d. it's

1. Subject: Jacy; Verb: has found; Direct object: a wallet