Direct Object, Object of the Preposition, Prepositional Phrase

What is the direct object?

The kittens played tag with each other.

• kittens

• played

• tag

• each other

What is the direct object?

The baby sitter read the book to the children.

• baby

• sitter

• book

• children

Is the underlined word a Direct Object (DO), Object of the Preposition (OP), or NEITHER?

My parents gave me an allowance for doing chores.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

Grandma offered us another piece of pie.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

Warren gave the teacher his first draft on Monday.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

The testing service will send the school our grades in a few weeks.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

The prisoner passed the warden his empty cup through the bars.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

The principal handed the diplomas to the graduates.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

We fixed Mom and Dad a special anniversary dinner.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER

Is the underlined word a DO or OP or NEITHER?

The child left a carrot for Santa's reindeer on Christmas Eve.

• DO

• OP

• NEITHER