Direct and Indirect Object

Choose the direct object from the sentence below.

My parents sent a package to me for Christmas.

• a package

• me

• My

• Christmas

Choose the indirect object from the sentence below.

Santa Claus gave a present to me.

• me

• Santa

• gave

• a present

Choose the direct object from the sentence below.

Greg passed his sister the gravy at dinner last night.

• the gravy

• passed

• his sister

• dinner

Choose the indirect object from the sentence below.

The teacher lent us dictionaries.

• us

• teacher

• lent

• dictionaries

Choose the indirect object from the sentence below.

My mother is going to buy me a new coat at the mall tonight.

• me

• a new coat

• the mall

• tonight

Choose the direct object from the sentence below.

Little Billy handed Karen a love note in class yesterday.

• a love note

• Karen

• class

• handed

Choose the indirect object from the sentence below.

Our bank sends an email to us every month.

• us

• our bank

• an email

• month

Combine the words below.

I / last night / a gift / Donna / gave

• I gave Donna a gift last night.

• I gave a gift Donna last night.

• I gave to Donna a gift last night.

• I gave a gift last night Donna.

Combine the words below.

Tom / a story / told / at bedtime yesterday / the children

• Tom told the children a story at bedtime yesterday.

• Tom told a story the children at bedtime yesterday.

• Tom told to the children a story at bedtime yesterday.

• Tom told for the children a story at bedtime yesterday.

Combine the words below.

the teacher / us / going to / our graded tests / hand / at the start of class / tomorrow

• The teacher is going to hand us our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.

• The teacher is going to to us hand our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.

• The teacher us is going to hand our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.

• The teacher is going hand us our graded tests at the start of class tomorrow.