
~Direct Objects~
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Fiona Zoeller
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~Direct Objects~
When something receives the action of a verb you will find them...
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Remain calm. This can be confusing, but we can do it!!
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When you tell someone you're doing something,
you want to tell them what exactly it is you're doing.
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The direct object?
Is the thing you're doing.
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Multiple Choice
If the direct object is the thing you're doing, what part of speech will it be?
noun/pronoun
verb
adjective
adverb
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It has to be a noun (or pronoun)!
In order to receive the action of an action VERB, you have to be able to receive it.
In order to receive something, you have to exist in some way, so a direct object must be a noun!
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How do we find them? How do we know something is receiving an action?
FIRST ➝ Identify your action verb.
THEN ➝ Ask yourself WHOM or WHAT after the action verb. "The subject [verb] WHAT?" or "The subject [verb] WHOM?"
That's it!
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Let's practice one together!
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Jack Skellington gives the child a scary gift.
FIRST ➝ Identify the action verb. What is our action verb?
"gives"
THEN ➝ Ask yourself WHOM or WHAT after the action verb. Jack gives what?
"gift"
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Let's do one more!
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The cat bit the man!
FIRST ➝ Identify the action verb. What is our action verb?
"bit"
THEN ➝ Ask yourself WHOM or WHAT after the action verb. The cat bit whom?
"man"
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Get ready to do one on your own! 😊
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Multiple Choice
What is the direct object?: Everyone loves Halloween!
Everyone
loves
Halloween
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Let's go through our steps again.
Everyone loves Halloween.
What is our action verb?
"loves"
Everyone loves what?
"Halloween"
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Let's do another one! 😊
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Multiple Choice
What is the direct object?: The ghosts sing beautiful songs to the people walking around at night.
ghosts
people
night
songs
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Let's go through our steps one more time.
The ghosts sing beautiful songs to the people walking around at night.
What is our action verb?
"sing"
The ghosts sing what?
"songs"
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A sentence may have a lot of words in it, but don't let them distract you!
Just ask yourself "The subject [verb] what?" or "The subject [verb] whom?" Answer that question, and you'll find the direct object!
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AND REMEMBER.
Don't rush! A sentence can be long or short, complicated or straightforward. The important thing is taking your time and going through the steps to find the direct object so that you aren't distracted by extra words. Take your time, ask yourself our questions, and you'll be just fine! 😊
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