Direct/Indirect Object Practice

A noun is receiving action from a verb.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

When the direct object is going to another recipient. Answers to, for, with, why, etc.

• Direct Object

• Indirect Object

What is the DIRECT object of this sentence: Someone ordered Mr. Jones and Mrs. Herb turkey for their Thanksgiving dinner.

• Somone

• ordered

• Mr. Jones and Mrs. Herb

• turkey

What is the INDIRECT object of this sentence: Someone ordered Mr. Jones and Mrs. Herb turkey for their Thanksgiving dinner.

• Someone

• ordered

• Mr. Jones/Mrs. Herb

• turkey

What is the DIRECT object of this sentence: Sarah painted her teacher trees in art class.

• Sarah

• painted

• teacher

• trees

What is the INDIRECT object of this sentence: Sarah painted her teacher trees in art class.

• Sarah

• painted

• teacher

• trees

What is the DIRECT object of this sentence: For Christmas my younger sister wants an iPhone.

• sister

• iPhone

• for Christmas

• wants

What is the DIRECT object of this sentence: My mom sent the principal an email.

• email

• principal

• mom

• sent

What is the INDIRECT object of this sentence: My mom sent the principal an email.

• email

• principal

• mom

• sent

What is the DIRECT object of this sentence: My dad put the coffee pods in a canister.

• canister

• pods

• dad

• put