With regard to the lessons we have gained about the Portuguese language, we realize that the fact that a subject establishes a close relationship with another makes us significantly agree that it really is a sequence between them, that is, depending on the need, it is always good to be willing to do a review before moving on to another matter that is still unknown. So, given this reality, the main topic of our conversation at the moment concerns to the nuclei of direct and indirect objects.
In this sense, it costs us nothing to remember about the concept that applies to the word "nucleus", this being characterized by that term that acts as the main one, that is, that represents the greatest importance. Going further, nothing prevents us from reviewing what the direct object and the indirect object are. Do you know those verbs that have no meaning on their own and that always need something to complete them? Here is the real function of direct object and indirect object, that is, complete the sense of transitive verbs, or rather, complete nonsense.
Based on this assumption, we now seem to be better prepared to understand about the nuclei that are attributed to these elements. So let's look at some examples:
The objects' cores, direct and indirect, have specific particularities
we deliver fed up parcelsto thecustomers.
Performing the analysis, we have that the expression “large orders” acts as a direct object; as well as “to customers” plays the role of indirect object.
Thus, it is correct and pertinent to state that the nuclei, once highlighted, are made up of nouns (orders and customers).
we unite O usefulto the pleasantthat moment.
Continuing with the analysis, we have that “the useful” performs the function of a direct object and “to the pleasant”, the function of an indirect object.
In this way, it is equivalent to affirming that the nuclei, once marked in red, are constituted by substantive adjectives.
Everythingyou counted, always.
Now we have that the pronoun everything represents the direct object; the pronoun represents the indirect object.
Thus, making sure, it is not unreasonable to state that the nuclei, respectively, are constituted by an indefinite pronoun and by a personal pronoun of the oblique case.
Until then, we were guided by analyzing objects consisting of only one core, but know that it may appear with more than one core, that's what we'll see from now on:
We buy candy and savory.
We now have two cores, made up of nouns.
we watch the lectureand to Show.
The same happens in this context, in which the nuclei are formed by nouns.
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