Write a sentence with a simple subject and a compound verb with a simple direct object

Patrick is eating a cake.

Explanation:

A simple subject is the "who" or "what" that does the verb.

A compound verb is a combination of two verbs that combine to make a compound verb. It is formed by the combination of a helping verb with another verb.

A direct object is the receiver of the action of the subject.

In the sentence "Patrick is eating a cake", Patrick is the simple subject. "is eating" is the compound verb as "is" is a helping verb fused with another verb "eating". And lastly, "cake" is the direct object.

Thus, a sentence with a simple subject, a compound verb, and a simple direct object is "Patrick is eating a cake."

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