He helped him. Him is?
Correct answer: A. Direct object
- A. Direct object
- B. Indirect object
- C. Clause
- D. Complement:
Explanation
Receives the action of the verb directly. In the sentence, "him" is the direct object of the verb "helped," meaning it is the person who received the help.
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