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A noun or a pronoun. Follows an action verb. Receives the action of a verb. A direct object can be found by asking Whom? or What? about an action verb. A direct object can be found by asking Whom? or What? about an action verb. subject action verb Direct Object The message reached the lawyer. The message reached WHOM? A direct object can be found by asking Whom? or What? about an action verb. subject action verb Direct Object His landlord is raising the rent. Is raising WHAT? A direct object can be found by asking Whom? or What? about an action verb. subject action DO verb DO Marty and Carol served pie and ice cream for dessert. Marty and Carol served WHAT? A direct object is never an adverb or the object of a preposition. D.O. Joanne walked her dog. adverb Joanne walked briskly. Prepositional phrase Joanne walked to the store. Direct Objects Find the direct objects in the following sentences. 1. Thick ice covered the trees. 2. The photographer accidentally dropped the camera. 3. Frustrated, Joey tossed his report card in the garbage. 4. The loud noise caught my attention. Direct Objects Find the direct objects in the following sentences. 1. Thick ice covered the trees. 2. The photographer accidentally dropped the camera. 3. Frustrated, Joey tossed his report card in the garbage. 4. The loud noise caught my attention. Direct Objects Find the direct objects in the following sentences. 1. Thick ice covered the trees. 2. The photographer accidentally dropped the camera. 3. Frustrated, Joey tossed his report card in the garbage. 4. The loud noise caught my attention. Direct Objects Find the direct objects in the following sentences. 1. Thick ice covered the trees. 2. The photographer accidentally dropped the camera. 3. Frustrated, Joey tossed his report card in the garbage. 4. The loud noise caught my attention. Direct Objects Find the direct objects in the following sentences. 1. Thick ice covered the trees. 2. The photographer accidentally dropped the camera. 3. Frustrated, Joey tossed his report card in the garbage. 4. The loud noise caught my attention. A noun or a pronoun. Tells to whom or to what or for whom or for what the action of the verb is done. subj. action verb direct obj. Andy brought a flower. subj. Andy action verb brought indirect obj me direct obj. a flower. A noun or a pronoun. Tells to whom or to what or for whom or for what the action of the verb is done. subject action verb indirect object direct object Sarah showed the class her new glasses. Sarah showed her new glasses to whom? Jeff gave Caroline a chess set. Jeff gave a chess set to whom? Please Note… If there is an indirect object, there must be a direct object. However, you can have a direct object without an indirect object. **ONLY ACTION VERBS HAVE INDIRECT OBJECTS and DIRECT OBJECTS** Linking verbs do NOT have indirect objects or direct objects Linking verb: Zachary was a silly boy. Action verb: Zachary saw a silly boy. Indirect Objects Find the indirect objects in the following sentences. 1. The store was handing customers free samples. 2. Eric gave Angie ten dollars. 3. John sent me a letter. Indirect Objects Find the indirect objects in the following sentences. 1. The store was handing customers free samples. 2. Eric gave Angie ten dollars. 3. John sent me a letter. Indirect Objects Find the indirect objects in the following sentences. 1. The store was handing customers free samples. 2. Eric gave Angie ten dollars. 3. John sent me a letter. Indirect Objects Find the indirect objects in the following sentences. 1. The store was handing customers free samples. 2. Eric gave Angie ten dollars. 3. John sent me a letter. Homework Warriner’s Pages 31-32 Direct and Indirect Objects page 31 Exercise A: Underline the direct object or objects in each of the following sentences. S V D.O 1. We decorated the patio with pottery. Direct and Indirect Objects page 32 Exercise B: Draw one line under the indirect object or objects in each of the following sentences. S V I.O I.O D.O 6. Ruby wrote her aunt and uncle a thank-you note. Direct and Indirect Objects page 32 Exercise C: Draw one line under the direct object in each of the following sentences. Draw two lines under the indirect objects. S V D.O 11. No book can match a real garden. Direct and Indirect Objects page 32 Exercise C: Draw one line under the direct object in each of the following sentences. Draw two lines under the indirect objects. S V I.O D.O 11. My grandmother made me a wreath of lowers and vines. Homework Warriner’s Pages 31-32