Welcome to Objectary !

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

Find the Direct object

Peter and Joe bought some shoes.

Find the Direct Object

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

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object of the infinitive to kiss. Fix

Find the Direct object

Lacy went camping with Zack.

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no direct object

Camping

Find the direct object

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

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no do

Secret

Find the direct object

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

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Need a new sentence with a d.o.

Mile

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This is a participle-- fix.

Find the Indirect object

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

Find the Indirect Object

She showed me how to dance.

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revise


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


I was furious because Mandy told Jessica my secret.

Jessica


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

Find all the Objects of the prepositions

The cat ran under the tree.


Tammy left her shoes beside the pool.


I love the smell of flowers in the morning.

Flowers and Morning


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

Love and Princess


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

Find both the direct and the indirect object.

They made him some coffee.

Indirect: Him

Direct: Coffee


Those bus drivers gave him a book.

Indirect: Him

Direct: Book


Those students made her a unhappy camper.

Indirect: Her

Direct: Camper


› The wildebeest told the lion that dinner was ready.

Indirect: Lion

Direct: that dinner was ready

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just a direct: food


Henry got Heather a present.

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fix

Indirect: Heather

Direct: Present

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direct: tortoise. No indirect.

Find the Direct, Indirect, and Object of the preposition.

Alex baked Andrew a pizza for the fair.

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new sentence

Direct: Pizza

Indirect: Andrew

Obj. of the preposition: Fair

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None: these are all predicate nouns. Object is trying (a gerund)


Meagan told Brittany that dancing was the best.

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Change sentence: your direct object is the "that" clause. Party is OP. Brittany is IO

Direct: that dancing was the best

Indirect: Brittany

Obj. of the preposition: None

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Danielle told Tiara that homework is important.

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change--too complex (that clause= direct object)

Direct: that homework is important

Indirect: Tiara

Obj. of the preposition: None


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

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Change sentence: too complex

Direct: Car

Indirect: Caitlyn

Obj. of the preposition: moment

Find the Direct, Indirect, and Objects of the prepositions.

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

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There are only objects of prep here--adverb clause. If you want, you can change this way: Sarah knocked the paint onto the dresses. That way you'll have a DO and an OP.

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

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