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Subject, Verb, Direct Object, Indirect Object

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the subject?


Edward walked to the store yesterday.

a)

walked

b)

Edward

c)

store

d)

yesterday

2.

What is the verb?


The cat slept in the window.

a)

cat

b)

slept

c)

in

d)

window

3.

What is the direct object?


Tyjuan threw the football to his teammate.

a)

Tyjuan

b)

threw

c)

football

d)

teammate

4.

What is the indirect object?


I made dinner for my family.

a)

I

b)

made

c)

dinner

d)

family

5.

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

The boy gave roses to the girl.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

neither

6.

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

I love the food of the mother.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

neither

7.

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

The horse works for the farmer.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

neither

8.

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.

a)

genitive

b)

dative

c)

neither

9.

Nominative Case is used for the

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

indirect object/"to or for"

d)

possession/"of"

e)

prepositions/SIDSPACE

10.

Genitive Case is used to show...

a)

subject

b)

direct object

c)

possession/"of"

d)

indirect object/ "to or for"

e)

preposition/SIDSPACE

11.

Dative Case is used for the...

a)

subject

b)

indirect object/ "to or for"

c)

possession/"of"

d)

direct object

e)

preposition/SIDSPACE

12.

Accusative Case is used for the...

a)

subject

b)

possession/"of"

c)

indirect object/"to or for"

d)

direct object

e)

preposition/SIDSPACE

13.

The Ablative Case is used for...

a)

subject

b)

possession/"of"

c)

indirect object/"to or for"

d)

direct object

e)

prepositions/SIDSPACE

14.

What is the indirect object of the sentence:

The coach kicked the ball to the player.

a)

coach

b)

kicked

c)

ball

d)

player