How Japanese Object Sentences Use を, ます, and ません

Japanese object sentences place を after the direct object, then use a polite verb ending such as ます or its negative ません. An understood actor may be omitted when context makes it clear.

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Genki I Lesson 3 Exercise 2 Answer Key: Noun を Verb