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    This document provides examples of identifying direct and indirect objects in sentences. Students are instructed to underline the direct object and circle the indirect object in 10 sentences. The direct object receives the action of the verb, while the indirect object is a recipient but not the direct recipient of the action.

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    This document provides examples of identifying direct and indirect objects in sentences. Students are instructed to underline the direct object and circle the indirect object in 10 sentences. The direct object receives the action of the verb, while the indirect object is a recipient but not the direct recipient of the action.

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    Identifying Direct and Indirect Objects

    Underline the direct object, and circle the indirect object.

    Example: Katie gave me candies.

    1) The company has sent me an email.

    2) My dad gave me fifty dollars.

    3) Grandma will cook my friends a delicious meal.

    4) Bob built his children a treehouse in the backyard.

    5) I read the old man an article from the newspaper.

    6) Did Gerald bring you the new book?

    7) Mom left Sara two oranges.

    8) The teacher told us funny stories.

    9) I showed Aunt Shine my wedding pictures.

    10) Who will lend Mason some money?

    Teaching Resources @ www.tutoringhour.com


    Identifying Direct and Indirect Objects
           

    Underline the direct object, and circle the indirect object.

    Example: Katie gave me candies.

    1) The company has sent me an email.

    2) My dad gave me fifty dollars.

    3) Grandma will cook my friends a delicious meal.

    4) Bob built his children a treehouse in the backyard.

    5) I read the old man an article from the newspaper.

    6) Did Gerald bring you the new book?

    7) Mom left Sara two oranges.

    8) The teacher told us funny stories.

    9) I showed Aunt Shine my wedding pictures.

    10) Who will lend Mason some money?

    Teaching Resources @ www.tutoringhour.com

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