Direct and Indirect object
Mastering Direct and Indirect Objects
Test your understanding of direct and indirect objects with this engaging quiz! Designed for students and learners, this quiz will help you identify the roles of different components in sentences.
Challenge yourself with:
- 12 thought-provoking questions
- A focus on practical examples
- Multiple choice format for easy answering
The indirect object is something or someone who receives.
The main verb
The direct object
"Sue passed Ann the ball." The direct object is
Ann
the ball
"Kelly sent her friend an email." The indirect object is
An email
Her friend
My parents sent a package to me for Christmas. [What is the DIRECT object?] ?
A package
[no direct object in this sentence]
Me
Christmas
Annie's boyfriend wrote her a song for her birthday. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
Birthday
Her [after 'wrote']
[]no indirect object in this sentence]
A song
Santa Claus gave a present to me. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
Santa Claus
A present
Me
[no indirect in this sentence]
Greg passed his sister the gravy at dinner last night. [What is the DIRECT object?]
His sister
The gravy
Dinner
Last night
The teacher lent us dictionaries. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
The teacher
Us
Dictionaries
[no indirect object in this sentence]
Mr. and Mrs. Williams left us their furniture when they moved to Chicago. [What is the DIRECT object?]
Us
Left
Their furniture
Chicago
My mother is going to buy me a new coat at the mall tonight. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
Me
A new coat
At the mall
[no indirect object in this sentence]
Little Billy handed Karen a love note in class yesterday. [What is the DIRECT object?]
Karen
A love note
Class
[no indirect object in the sentence]
Our bank sends an email to us every month. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
An email
Us
Every month
Our bank
I paid the bill for our meal at the restaurant last night. [What is the INDIRECT object?]
The bill
Our meal
The restaurant
[no indirect object in this sentence]
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