Finding Indirect Objects Worksheet

An Indirect Object is a noun or pronoun that comes between the action verb
and the direct object and tells to what or whom or for what or for whom the
action of the verb is done.

Underline the indirect object in each sentence below.

I showed the class my invention.

I showed the class my invention.

1. My friend teaches my little sister math.

2. The teacher will hand you the report card.

3. My sister gave me the baseball.

4. My dad sent me a letter.

5. My brother gave me a gift.

6. John loaned me the video tape.

7. Terry gave her the outline.

8. The aide brought us several calculators.

9. The janitor gave us several mops.

10. My neighbor handed me the flyer.

11. The police officer gave us the report.

12. The audience gave the performer a standing ovation.

13. The pitcher threw him the ball.

14. I gave the students a test.

Answers:

1. My friend teaches my little sister math.

2. The teacher will hand you the report card.

3. My sister gave me the baseball.

4. My dad sent me a letter.

5. My brother gave me a gift.

6. John loaned him the video tape.

7. Terry gave her the outline.

8. The aide brought us several calculators.

9. The janitor gave us several mops.

10. My neighbor handed me the flyer.

11. The police officer gave us the report.

12. The audience gave the performer a standing ovation.

13. The pitcher threw him the ball.

14. I gave the students a test.