Direct object I like it,===I like it when you call me Alison. -- FEC

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Date Posted: 08:21:43 07/21/12 Sat
Author: Good luck on your TQM and your social work
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Direct object I like it,===I like it when you call me Alison.

Direct object I like it,
note that technically English does not have a real future tense
** some authorities consider the base form of the verb without "to" to be the true infinitive
noun phrase in a sentence that directly receives the action of the verb; see also indirect object
eg: "Joey bought the car", "I like it",
Alice thanks for the tip on facebook, its going to be the coca cola of the next generation not a single day goes by where its not quoted on radio tv reffered to in magazines papers.
Re I like it when you call me Alison.
Great sales promotion.
Bullish I like facebook--pizzas so forth Qan
Good luck on your TQM and your social work
Steve

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