Subject, Verb, Direct Object, Indirect Object

What is the subject?

Edward walked to the store yesterday.

• walked

• Edward

• store

• yesterday

What is the verb?

The cat slept in the window.

• cat

• slept

• in

• window

What is the direct object?

Tyjuan threw the football to his teammate.

• Tyjuan

• threw

• football

• teammate

What is the indirect object?

I made dinner for my family.

• I

• made

• dinner

• family

Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?

The boy gave roses to the girl.

• genitive

• dative

• neither

Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?

I love the food of the mother.

• genitive

• dative

• neither

Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?

The horse works for the farmer.

• genitive

• dative

• neither

Would you use the dative or the genitive case for the phrase in red?

The money of the queen was used to buy a school.

• genitive

• dative

• neither

Nominative Case is used for the

• subject

• direct object

• indirect object/"to or for"

• possession/"of"

• prepositions/SIDSPACE

Genitive Case is used to show...

• subject

• direct object

• possession/"of"

• indirect object/ "to or for"

• preposition/SIDSPACE