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It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.	The object of the sentence "yesterday she hated me" is "me". "She" is the subject, "hated" is the verb. Posted 4 months ago. Add a comment. Helpful? (0). Report�... 'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right? The boy to whom she�... Dec 24, 2014 ... 'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right? 'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right? The boy to whom she�...

yesterday she hate me

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yesterday she hated me

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The object of the sentence "yesterday she hated me" is "me". "She" is the subject, "hated" is the verb. Posted 4 months ago. Add a comment. Helpful? (0). Report�...
'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right? The boy to whom she�...
Dec 24, 2014 ... 'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right?
'Yesterday she hated me'. Yesterday; She; There is no object in this sentence; Me . Wrong, wrong, wrong. The object is me. Which is right? The boy to whom she�...