1.) He did not hurt you (DO). |

2.) You have lovely ducklings (DO). |

3.) The hens all bit him (DO). |

4.) What (DO) did he see? |

5.) He saw a big pond (DO). |

6.) He saw himself (DO) {in the water} [Adv. to "saw" and/or Adj. to "himself"]. |

7.) And they gave him (IO) bread (DO) and cake (DO). |

8.) I will keep the duck (DO). | I will have some eggs (DO). |

9.) The next day ^[NuA], the cat saw the duckling (DO) and began to growl. |

In KISS Level Four: the infinitive "to growl" functions as the direct object of "began."

11.) The poor duckling had a hard time (DO). |

12.) Soon he saw three white swans (DO) {on the lake} [Adj. to "swans" and/or Adv. to "saw"]. |

13.) What a noise (DO) the ducks made! |

14.) [Adv. to "bit" While the mother duck was eating a big bug (DO),] an old

duck bit the ugly duckling (DO). |