Direct and Indirect Objects Practice Exercises
Practice Exercise
Formula for D.O.: Ask the question what or whom is being
given, made, or done?
Identify the direct and any
indirect objects in the following sentences. You may check your answers
below.
1.
Denny brought Tony some apples,
bananas, and strawberries from the store.
2.
Place the puppy into his cage and
come to dinner.
3.
Jennifer sent an e-mail to her
friend in Missouri.
4.
The kids played street hockey all
afternoon.
5.
Thomas got an invitation to visit
UCLA during Spring Break.
6.
Gary brought a paper to read while he
waited for Ann to finish.
7.
Justin Timberlake sang his fans'
favorite hits.
8.
The king gave his most loyal
subjects a generous portion of land.
9.
The instructor offered her students
a lollipop after class.
10. He tied the nets to the goal posts and lined the fields for this
season's games.
11. The plumber sent Mom a bill for fixing the sink.
12. Paul bought us tickets for Saturday's game.
13. Grandma read Michael and Mark a story before bed.
14. Orlando wrote a poem and submitted it to the contest.
15. I have enough time to finish my homework.
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Answers:
1.
IO = Tony; DO = apples, bananas,
strawberries
2.
DO = puppy
3.
DO = e-mail
4.
DO = street hockey
5.
DO = invitation
6.
DO = paper
7.
DO = hits
8.
IO = subjects; DO = portion
9.
IO = students; DO = lollipop
10. DO = nets, fields
11. IO = Mom; DO = bill
12. IO = us; DO= tickets
13. IO = Michael, Mark; DO = story
14. DO = poem, it
15. DO = time
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