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Direct and Indirect Object

Direct and Indirect Object. Direct Object. The direct object is the person or thing affected by the action of the verb. Ex. Tom opened the door . Direct Object Formula. Mark out prepositional phrases!. 2. Tom opened the door. Tom. opened. the door. Cheryl feeds her dog.

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Direct and Indirect Object

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  1. Direct and Indirect Object

  2. Direct Object • The direct object is the person or thing affected by the action of the verb. • Ex. Tom opened the door . Direct Object Formula • Mark out prepositional phrases! 2.

  3. Tom opened the door. Tom opened the door

  4. Cheryl feeds her dog.

  5. Justin throws Jimmy the ball.

  6. Trina and Katie ate all of their dinner.

  7. Identify the Direct Object in each sentence. • David plays the piano. • We bought a new computer for school. • Jane used to ride motorcycles. • After they arrived at the station, the police interviewed the witnesses. • The tourists visited the old cathedral first.

  8. Indirect Object • The indirect object is the person or thing receiving the action of the verb. • The indirect object always comes before the direct object! • Ex. We gave John a present. After finding the DO, Ask toor for…………………

  9. Complete Formula • Mark out prepositional phrases! 2.

  10. We gave John a present. We gave a present John

  11. Typical order: We gave John a present. Direct Object Subject Verb Indirect Object

  12. Brian gave his brother his old shirt.

  13. We will make the man an offer after lunch.

  14. The judge wouldn’t grant the witness immunity before the trial.

  15. Underline the direct and circle the indirect object in each sentence. • Tell me a story before bedtime. • He showed us his war medals. • We bought David a birthday cake. • Can you please lend Adam a pen? • Shelley told her family the good news about her new job. • The donor built the college a new bookstore.

  16. October 29-30, 2013: L.10.1 Write sentences. Cross out the Prep. Phrases, then identify the DO & IO in each sentence. • Has your boss sent you a notice about the next convention? • John read his tiny nephew an exciting story before his bedtime. • Our father built the family a redwood picnic table beneath the large oak tree. • The doctor sent me a bill for his services. • We gave my mother roses in a beautiful crystal vase for her birthday.

  17. October 31-November 1, 2013: L.10.1 Write sentences. Cross out the Prep. Phrases, then identify the DO & IO in each sentence. • The woman sent her child to work with his father. • The pharmacist gave his assistant an apology after yelling at her. • Cory told Elizabeth nothing about the surprise party. • The teacher offered the students an extra credit opportunity for the 1st grading period. • The new YMCA provided an opportunity for exercise. • Charlie bought his wife a diamond ring from the jeweler across town. • Mrs. Greene gave the priceless painting to her only daughter. • Johnny asked Maria the questions he thought would be on their Biology quiz.

  18. November 4-5, 2013: L.10.1 LABEL both the Direct Object & the Indirect Object • Juanita sent her teacher a card at Easter. • The flight attendant offered the passengers drinks and snacks. • Have you given the teacher your answer yet? • Bradley bought the little boy a stuffed giraffe for his birthday. • The Yankees pitcher threw him a curve ball. • The boss gave his most loyal employee a week-long vacation. • Could you show Cindy the pavilion after class? • It is better to serve the children a small dessert. • The surgeon offered his nurses a pay increase. • Get yourself a job.

  19. November 6-7, 2013: L.10.1 Identify the underlined word as either a DO or IO • DO • DO • IO • DO • IO • DO • IO • DO • The students wore jackets and ties. • Women in nice dresses attended the tournaments. • I mailed my brother the birthday gift. • A knight would often throw his scarf to a lady during the joust. • Please send my mother a copy. • Will you hand me the hand sanitizer, Joel? • Jake bought Sandra a souvenir while he was in Thailand. • Are you reading the book I gave you?

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