WorksheetsENG 10 Grammar: 19.3 Indirect Objects & Objective Comp P. 54
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
1. Trading vessels brought people exotic spices.
None
spices
vessels
people
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
2. Our committee distributed fliers to our neighbors.
None
neighbors
fliers
committee
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
3. Mr. Hinkle taught Harriet and Alberta a good lesson.
None
lesson
Harriet
Harriet , Alberta
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
4. Please bring the children and me some ice cream.
None
children , me
ice cream
me
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
5. The Constitution guarantees freedom to all.
None
freedom
Constitution
all
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
6. She sold her home for very little profit.
None
She
profit
home
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
7. When will Lena tell him the truth?
None
Lena
him
truth
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
8. Education gives men and women more opportunities.
None
women
men, women
opportunties
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
9. Lucille made herself some hot chocolate.
None
herself
Lucille
hot chocolate
Exercise 1: Recognizing Indirect Objects
Identify the indirect object(s) in the sentence. Select "None" for those sentences that do not have any.
10. The article had a warning for cigarette smokers.
None
warning
article
smokers
Exercise 2: Recognizing Objective Complements
Identify the objective complement(s) in the sentence.
11. The neighborhood bully considered Martin a sissy.
neighborhood
bully
Martin
sissy
Exercise 2: Recognizing Objective Complements
Identify the objective complement(s) in the sentence.
12. A card for Father's Day makes my dad very happy.
happy
card
dad
very
Exercise 2: Recognizing Objective Complements
Identify the objective complement(s) in the sentence.
13. That pleasant woman called me kind and helpful.
kind
pleasant
woman
kind , helpful
Exercise 2: Recognizing Objective Complements
Identify the objective complement(s) in the sentence.
14. A stubborn man, Mr. Fenston thinks other people obstinate.
obstinate
other
stubborn
people
Exercise 2: Recognizing Objective Complements
Identify the objective complement(s) in the sentence.
15. John's uncle makes everyone welcome.
John's
uncle
everyone
welcome
