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ENG 11 Grammar 11: DO, IO, and OP (P. 34)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


1. The employee told her boss a blatant lie.

a)

IO, DO

b)

DO, IO

c)

IO, OP

d)

DO, DO

2.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


2. We sang the book's praises to our friends.

a)

IO, IO

b)

DO, IO

c)

IO, OP

d)

DO, OP

3.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


3. When will Lloyd buy his sister a birthday present?

a)

DO, IO

b)

DO, OP

c)

IO, DO

d)

IO, OP

4.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


4. The courier delivered the package to him.

a)

DO, IO

b)

DO, OP

c)

IO, DO

d)

IO, OP

5.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


5. They drove over the hills and into the village.

a)

DO, OP

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, DO

d)

OP, OP

6.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


6. Terry taught herself Spanish.

a)

DO, OP

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, DO

d)

OP, OP

7.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


7. We wrote Aunt Emma and Uncle Alvin a letter.

a)

IO, DO

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, IO

d)

OP, OP

8.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


8. I ordered a soup and salad for my daughter.

a)

IO, DO

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, IO

d)

OP, OP

9.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


9. Show the department store clerk that faded shirt.

a)

DO, OP

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, OP

d)

IO, DO

10.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


10. We catalogued the books for the library.

a)

DO, OP

b)

DO, DO

c)

IO, OP

d)

IO, DO

11.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


11. The young father gave the new baby a kiss on her cheek.

a)

IO, DO, OP

b)

IO, DO, DO

c)

DO, DO, OP

d)

DO, IO, OP

12.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


12. Antonio tossed the ball to Vincent.

a)

IO, DO

b)

DO, OP

c)

IO, OP

d)

DO, DO

13.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


13. Daniel sent Kurt a short email message on Monday.

a)

IO, DO, OP

b)

DO, DO, OP

c)

DO, OP, OP

d)

IO, OP, OP

14.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


14. Cheryl took two crumbled sheets of paper out of her purse.

a)

IO, DO, OP

b)

DO, DO, OP

c)

DO, OP, OP

d)

IO, OP, OP

15.

Exercise 1: Recognizing Different Kinds of "Objects"

Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), or Object of a Preposition (OP).


15. Henry read his little brother a delightful story after dinner.

a)

IO, DO, OP

b)

DO, DO, OP

c)

DO, OP, OP

d)

IO, OP, OP