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VERBS WITH INDIRECT OBJECTS Barry 2011 • What is an indirect object? Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Indirect objects are found only in sentences that have direct objects. Indirect Object Two possible sentence structures: 1. The indirect object appears before the direct object. 2. The indirect object appears after the direct object and is preceded by the preposition “to” or “for.” Indirect Object Two possible sentence structures: 1. The indirect object appears before the direct object. Ex: James gave Teri the present. Indirect Object Two possible sentence structures: 2. The indirect object appears after the direct object and is preceded by the preposition “to” or “for.” Ex: James gave the present to Teri. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Karen sold Matt the bicycle. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Karen sold Matt the bicycle. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Karen sold Matt the bicycle. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Karen sold Matt the bicycle. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Karen sold the bicycle to Matt. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Levi threw the football to Jake. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Levi threw the football to Jake. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Levi threw the football to Jake. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Levi threw the football to Jake. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Levi threw Jake the football. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry promised the class free pizza for their hard work on grammar. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry promised the class free pizza for their hard work on grammar. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry promised the class free pizza for their hard work on grammar. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry promised the class free pizza for their hard work on grammar. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry promised free pizza to the class for their hard work on grammar. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry admitted her mistake to her students. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry admitted her mistake to her students. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry admitted her mistake to her students. Indirect Object indirect object: tells to whom or for whom the verb’s action is done Ex: Mrs. Barry admitted her mistake to her students.