LA (Grammar) Unit 3 Week 1 - Action Verbs and Objects

LA (Grammar) Unit 3 Week 1 - Action Verbs and Objects

An ACTION VERB is a word that expresses action and tells us what the subject of the sentence does or did.

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My dog chased the turkeys. (Type in the action verb)

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The turkeys trotted across the ice. (Type in the action verb)

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I slipped and slid all over the place.

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Did anyone take a picture of them?

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They disappeared before I found the camera.

Direct and Indirect Objects

• Remember SVO??? (Subject Verb Object)

• There are two types of OBJECTS in a sentence: Direct and Indirect.

Read the definitions carefully.

Multiple Choice

It usually comes before the direct object. It answers the questions 'to what?', 'to whom?', 'for what?' or 'to whom?' after an action verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

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It usually comes before the direct object. It answers the questions 'to what?', 'to whom?', 'for what?' or 'to whom?' after an action verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

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It is a noun or pronoun in the predicate that receives the action of the verb. It answers the question 'what?' or 'whom?' after an action verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

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It is a noun or pronoun in the predicate that receives the action of the verb. It answers the question 'what?' or 'whom?' after an action verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

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It usually comes before the direct object. It answers the questions 'to what?', 'to whom?', 'for what?' or 'to whom?' after an action verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

Example: My sister created a costume.

• Who is the subject?

• -My sister

• What is the verb?

• -created

• What is the object asking?

• -What? or What did she create?

• 'a costume' is, therefore, a direct object

Example: My brother gave my sister advice.

• Who is the subject? (My brother)

• What is the verb? (gave)

• What is the first object asking?

• -to whom? (to my sister) INDIRECT OBJECT

• What is the second object asking?

• -what? or what he gave? (advice) DIRECT OBJECT

Multiple Choice

Mom and dad bought the tickets. (-the tickets-)

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

'What' did mom and dad buy?

What? (the tickets)

- DIRECT OBJECT

Multiple Choice

The actors rehearsed their lines before the show. (-lines-)

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

'What' did the actors rehearse?

What? (lines)

- DIRECT OBJECT

NOTE: Don't be confused about 'before the show'. 'Before the show' answers the question "WHEN?"'

Multiple Choice

The comedian told the audience a funny joke. (-the audience-)

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

The comedian told the audience a funny joke.

WHAT did the comedian tell the audience? (a funny joke)

- DIRECT OBJECT

TO WHOM did the comedian tell the funny joke? (the audience)

-INDIRECT OBJECT

Your task today.

• Answer the pdf Verb and Objects in Google Classroom. p51-52

• Be mindful of the due date

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