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Direct Object v. Indirect Object

Direct Object v. Indirect Object

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English

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5th - 7th Grade

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CCSS
L.3.1A, L.3.1F, L.3.1I

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Yue Yuan

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Direct Object v. Indirect Object

Jot down the next slide in a fresh page within your "Word Wizard" section. Title the section "Direct v. Indirect Object."

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What's the difference?

  • Direct object answers the question, "What/who is receiving the action?" Ex: They sent him a postcard. (WHAT was sent?)

  • Indirect object answers the question "To/for whom?" It's typically a person or group of people. Ex: They sent him a postcard. (WHO received the sending?)

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Multiple Choice

Identify the DIRECT object in the sentence:

Clarissa bought her son a bike.

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Clarissa

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bought

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her son

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a bike

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Multiple Choice

Identify the INDIRECT object in the sentence: Melanie gave the cat her fish.

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Melanie

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gave

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the cat

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her fish

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Multiple Choice

What is the direct object? Peter wrote Martin the poem.

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Peter

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wrote

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Martin

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the poem

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Multiple Choice

Identify the DIRECT object:

Kaya invited Praatik to the party.

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Kaya

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invited

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Praatik

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the party

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Multiple Choice

What is the INDIRECT object?

Penelope gave the dog a bone in the summer.

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Penelope

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the dog

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a bone

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the summer

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Multiple Choice

Find the INDIRECT object:

The storyteller told the sultan an amazing story.

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The storyteller

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told

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the sultan

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an amazing story

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