Direct Object Practice

Verb: Gilderoy Lockhart bought a wig for the actor.

• bought
• for
• actor
• the

Tags

CCSS.L.6.4A

CCSS.L.6.4D

Direct Object: Albus Dumbledore chased the chicken across the lawn. 

• chased 
• across
• the chicken
• the lawn 

Verb: Gale Hawthorne wrote a book, and his cousin drew the pictures. 

• Gale Hawthorne
• the pictures 
• wrote, drew
• a book 

Direct Object: Haymitch Abernathy made balloon animals, and his friend told jokes. 

• made, told 
• balloon animals, jokes 
• told 
• made

Verb: Oliver Wood visited the museum and bought a souvenir. 

• Oliver Wood 
• the museum 
• a souvenir 
• visited, bought

Verb: Peeta Mellark made the guest omelettes for breakfast.

• for breakfast
• made
• Peeta Mellark 
• guest 

Direct Object: Timon asked me a question about orangutans. 

• Timon 
• asked
• me
• a question

Direct Object: Gregory Goyle wore his best suit and impressed us with his dance moves. 

• wore, impressed 
• Gregory Goyle, dance moves
• and, us 
• his best suit, us

Direct Object: Katniss Everdeen caught crickets for her gecko last night. 

• crickets
• her gecko
• last night 
• caught

Verb: I saw Nala at the parade. 

• I
• at
• saw
• Nala