Indirect Objects and Prepositional Phrases

Front

Indirect object in: 'None of the musicians know this song.'

Back

There is no indirect object.

Front

Indirect object in: 'The orchestra teacher brings the musicians the music.'

Back

musicians

Front

Identify the non-prepositional phrase in: The music in question is for a play at the theatre.

Back

is for a

Front

A prepositional phrase starts with a(n) ______________ and ends with the object of the preposition.

Back

preposition

Front

The object of the preposition is usually a(n) __________.

Back

noun or pronoun

Front

Indirect object in: 'The play's director often gives performers drama lessons.'

Back

performers

Front

She gives children lessons in the afternoon. Which is NOT in this sentence?

Back

helping verb

Front

Indirect object in: 'The theater offers young people many opportunities.'

Back

people

Front

NOT TRUE about: She wrote plays and operas for many years.

Back

It has an indirect object and a direct object.

Front

Indirect object in: 'An experienced director usually brings the show great success.'

Back

show