Direct IndirectObject of the preposition

Direct and Indirect

Direct, Indirect, and

obj. of preposition

$100 $100 $100 $100 $100

$200 $200 $200 $200 $200

$300 $300 $300 $300 $300

$400 $400 $400 $400 $400

$500 $500 $500 $500 $500

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Peter and Joe bought some shoes.

Shoes

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The cute little boy went to his mom and kissed her cheek.

Cheek

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Lacy went camping with Zack.

Camping

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Cindy told Paige her secret that spread all over the school.

Secret

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Ryan, Kelly, and Gina were running the mile yesterday.

Mile

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Kelly gave the wig to Sam to wear for the costume party.

Wig

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She showed me how to dance.

Me

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Mrs. Cope gave us three extra days to finish our reports.

Us

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I was furious because Mandy told Jessica my secret.

Jessica

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The official gave Tony a medal when he won the final game.

Tony

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The cat ran under the tree.

Tree

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Tammy left her shoes beside the pool.

Pool

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I love the smell of flowers in the morning.

Flowers and Morning

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The prince was in love with the lowly princess, but they can never be together.

Love and Princess

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He had to find the girl with the shiny slippers that she put under a tree to save for another day.

Slippers, Tree, and Day

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They made him some coffee.

Indirect: Him

Direct: Coffee

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Those bus drivers gave him a book.

Indirect: Him

Direct: Book

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Those students made her a unhappy camper.

Indirect: Her

Direct: Camper

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› The wildebeest told the lion that dinner was ready.

Indirect: Lion

Direct: that dinner was ready

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Henry got Heather a present.

Indirect: Heather

Direct: Present

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Alex baked Andrew a pizza for the fair.

Direct: Pizza

Indirect: Andrew

Obj. of the preposition: Fair

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Meagan told Brittany that dancing was the best.

Direct: that dancing was the best

Indirect: Brittany

Obj. of the preposition: None

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Danielle told Tiara that homework is important.

Direct: that homework is important

Indirect: Tiara

Obj. of the preposition: None

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Elcy got Caitlyn that car that she always wanted from the moment she saw it. .

Direct: Car

Indirect: Caitlyn

Obj. of the preposition: moment

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Sarah bumped Adam’s elbow, which knocked the paint onto the dresses.

Direct: elbow, paint Obj. of the preposition: Dresses No indirect objects